How Joint Commission Compliance Protects Patient Safety
This article offers a clear, practical roadmap to understanding and achieving Joint Commission compliance, specifically tailored for behavioral health clinicians. It explains why accreditation matters not just for regulatory approval and reimbursement, but for improving patient safety, reducing risk, and building a culture of continuous quality improvement. You will learn what surveyors actually look for, how to prepare staff and documentation, and why accreditation can be a strategic advantage rather than a burden. If you're a behavioral health professional aiming t
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