JCI Accreditation –
         International Standards of
        Excellence for Primary Care

John Sweeney, Director HCI




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Partner, Ireland
1910
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Ernest Codman

1. Each hospital should have a medical staff.
2. The members of the medical staff should be
   chosen based on graduation from medical
   school, competency, and character.
3. There should be regular staff meetings to
   review cases.




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Ernest Codman

4. Medical records should be written and filed
   for all cases.


5. Each hospital should have a clinical
   laboratory and radiology section.




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Ernest Codman

 Waldorf Astoria New York
 89 of 692
 Burned

 Unable to demonstrate Quality of Care
 No framework for what that is ….




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 50 years….
Today

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Building Control Authority Environmental Protection Agency Radiological Protection Institute of Ireland
Health & Safety Authority of Ireland Food Safety Authority of Ireland (EHO's)Pharmaceutical Society of
Ireland Health Services Executive CORU - Health and Social Care Professionals HIQA - Infection
Control Mental Health Commission National Disability Authority Clinical Indemnity Scheme Irish Medical
Council An Bord Altranais Opticians Board Dental Council Irish Medicines Board Irish Blood Transfusion
Service Royal College of Physicians in Ireland Faculty of Occupational Medicine Faculty of Paediatrics
Faculty of Public Health Medicine Institute of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists Royal College of
Surgeons in Ireland Faculty of Dentistry Faculty of Radiologists Irish College of Anaesthetists Irish
College of General Practitioners in Ireland Irish College of Psychiatrists Irish College of
Ophthalmologists Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists National Treatment Private Health
Insurance Purchase Fund Joint Assessment Group (GI )HIQA Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council
Fire Officers Excellence Ireland National Standards Authority of Ireland Joint Commission International




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CHKS Accreditation Centre for the Development of Nursing Policy and Practice, University of Leeds
Irish National Accreditation Board Clinical Pathology Accreditation (UK) Academy of Medical Laboratory
Science National Council for the Professional Development of Nursing and Midwifery NERA - National
Employment Rights Authority
2006 – 75%
                                         Gaps?




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Accreditation – A Definition

 Voluntary Process
 Centers of Excellence
 Framework for Clinical Care +
 Demonstrable Evidence of Quality (VHI)
 Not for all – NH – 3 of 700+




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JCI

                                                               The Joint Commission
                                                          • Leading accrediting body for health
 Health Care Informed (HCI)                                 care institutions in the US
                                                          • Founded in 1951
• Quality, Risk and Regulation
                                                          • >19,000 accredited institutions
• Ireland and Australia
• Team of 20 MD including R&D
• Compliance– HIQA, IMB, ISO, ACHS   Transforming
• Founded in 2005                    patient safety
                                     and quality of
                                          care



                                                               JCI




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                                     • JCI is the international arm of the Joint Commission
                                     • Framework for Centers of Excellence
                                     • Work with health care orgs, NGOs, and governments
                                     • 400+ JCI accredited organizations – 85 Countries
                                     • Ireland 1999
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JC Accreditation

 Mayo Clinic - Cleveland Clinic – John Hopkins -
   Mount Sinai Medical Center – Mass. Gen Hospital
 Ireland (22 +)
    – Mater Private, Hermitage Clinic, Blackrock,
       Bon Secours, Galway Clinic, St Vincent’s UH,
       VHI Homecare, Ambulance Services, LTC….
 Primary Care – Spain, Brazil, UAE, Singapore




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Primary Care Accreditation

Community Involvement and Integration
Management of the Processes of Care
Patient and Family Rights
Assessment of Patients
Care of Patients
Patient and Family Education




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Management Structure and Leadership


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Primary Care Accreditation

Management of Information
Facility Management and Safety
Staff Qualifications and Education
Surveillance, Prevention, and Control of Infection
Quality Improvement and Patient Safety
Adverse Event Identification, Analysis, and




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Prevention


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International Patient Safety Goals

1. Identify Patients Correctly
2. Improve Effective Communications
3. Improve the Safety of High-Alert, High Risk
   Medications
4. Eliminate Wrong-side, Wrong-patient, Wrong-
   procedure Surgery




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5. Reduce the Risk of Health Care-acquired Infections
6. Reduce the Risk of Patient Harm Resulting from Falls
Measures for Improvement
 Clinical Measure: associated with the delivery of health
  care; may be diagnosis or procedure specific
 Health Status Measure: addresses the functional well-
  being of specific populations
 Patient Satisfaction Measure: focus on the delivery of
  clinical care from the patient’s, family’s or caregiver’s
  perspective
 Financial/Administrative Measures: addresses
  organisational structure, utilization rates, operations or
  financial management




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Tracer Evaluation

 An effective way to assess a healthcare
organization’s performance of care and the
     services provided as viewed or
      experienced by the patient.




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JCI Network

 Communication - Newsletters
 Education and Support
 Network Meetings
 Leadership Seminar – Patient Safety
 Information Exchange
 Quality Initiatives




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 Promotion
What does it Accomplish?
 Improves Patient Care – Peer Review
 Continuous – Centres of Excellence
 Increase efficiency/reduce costs
 Improve the management of business services
 Enhance staff recruitment and retention
 Public Confidence - Reputation




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 Other Stakeholders - Reputation
Does it Work?


“A better way of structuring how we
provide care and run our business”
 Nicky Jermyn, CEO St Vincent’s University
                 Hospital




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Tomorrow ..



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John Sweeney, Director, Healthcare Informed

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    JCI Accreditation – International Standards of Excellence for Primary Care John Sweeney, Director HCI © Joint Commission International Partner, Ireland
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    Ernest Codman 1. Eachhospital should have a medical staff. 2. The members of the medical staff should be chosen based on graduation from medical school, competency, and character. 3. There should be regular staff meetings to review cases. © Joint Commission International
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    Ernest Codman 4. Medicalrecords should be written and filed for all cases. 5. Each hospital should have a clinical laboratory and radiology section. © Joint Commission International
  • 5.
    Ernest Codman  WaldorfAstoria New York  89 of 692  Burned  Unable to demonstrate Quality of Care  No framework for what that is …. © Joint Commission International  50 years….
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    Building Control AuthorityEnvironmental Protection Agency Radiological Protection Institute of Ireland Health & Safety Authority of Ireland Food Safety Authority of Ireland (EHO's)Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland Health Services Executive CORU - Health and Social Care Professionals HIQA - Infection Control Mental Health Commission National Disability Authority Clinical Indemnity Scheme Irish Medical Council An Bord Altranais Opticians Board Dental Council Irish Medicines Board Irish Blood Transfusion Service Royal College of Physicians in Ireland Faculty of Occupational Medicine Faculty of Paediatrics Faculty of Public Health Medicine Institute of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland Faculty of Dentistry Faculty of Radiologists Irish College of Anaesthetists Irish College of General Practitioners in Ireland Irish College of Psychiatrists Irish College of Ophthalmologists Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists National Treatment Private Health Insurance Purchase Fund Joint Assessment Group (GI )HIQA Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council Fire Officers Excellence Ireland National Standards Authority of Ireland Joint Commission International © Joint Commission International CHKS Accreditation Centre for the Development of Nursing Policy and Practice, University of Leeds Irish National Accreditation Board Clinical Pathology Accreditation (UK) Academy of Medical Laboratory Science National Council for the Professional Development of Nursing and Midwifery NERA - National Employment Rights Authority
  • 8.
    2006 – 75% Gaps? © Joint Commission International
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    Accreditation – ADefinition  Voluntary Process  Centers of Excellence  Framework for Clinical Care +  Demonstrable Evidence of Quality (VHI)  Not for all – NH – 3 of 700+ © Joint Commission International 9
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    JCI The Joint Commission • Leading accrediting body for health Health Care Informed (HCI) care institutions in the US • Founded in 1951 • Quality, Risk and Regulation • >19,000 accredited institutions • Ireland and Australia • Team of 20 MD including R&D • Compliance– HIQA, IMB, ISO, ACHS Transforming • Founded in 2005 patient safety and quality of care JCI © Joint Commission International • JCI is the international arm of the Joint Commission • Framework for Centers of Excellence • Work with health care orgs, NGOs, and governments • 400+ JCI accredited organizations – 85 Countries • Ireland 1999 10
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    JC Accreditation  MayoClinic - Cleveland Clinic – John Hopkins - Mount Sinai Medical Center – Mass. Gen Hospital  Ireland (22 +) – Mater Private, Hermitage Clinic, Blackrock, Bon Secours, Galway Clinic, St Vincent’s UH, VHI Homecare, Ambulance Services, LTC….  Primary Care – Spain, Brazil, UAE, Singapore © Joint Commission International
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    Primary Care Accreditation CommunityInvolvement and Integration Management of the Processes of Care Patient and Family Rights Assessment of Patients Care of Patients Patient and Family Education © Joint Commission International Management Structure and Leadership 12
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    Primary Care Accreditation Managementof Information Facility Management and Safety Staff Qualifications and Education Surveillance, Prevention, and Control of Infection Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Adverse Event Identification, Analysis, and © Joint Commission International Prevention 13
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    International Patient SafetyGoals 1. Identify Patients Correctly 2. Improve Effective Communications 3. Improve the Safety of High-Alert, High Risk Medications 4. Eliminate Wrong-side, Wrong-patient, Wrong- procedure Surgery © Joint Commission International 5. Reduce the Risk of Health Care-acquired Infections 6. Reduce the Risk of Patient Harm Resulting from Falls
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    Measures for Improvement Clinical Measure: associated with the delivery of health care; may be diagnosis or procedure specific  Health Status Measure: addresses the functional well- being of specific populations  Patient Satisfaction Measure: focus on the delivery of clinical care from the patient’s, family’s or caregiver’s perspective  Financial/Administrative Measures: addresses organisational structure, utilization rates, operations or financial management © Joint Commission International
  • 17.
    Tracer Evaluation Aneffective way to assess a healthcare organization’s performance of care and the services provided as viewed or experienced by the patient. © Joint Commission International
  • 18.
    JCI Network  Communication- Newsletters  Education and Support  Network Meetings  Leadership Seminar – Patient Safety  Information Exchange  Quality Initiatives © Joint Commission International  Promotion
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    What does itAccomplish?  Improves Patient Care – Peer Review  Continuous – Centres of Excellence  Increase efficiency/reduce costs  Improve the management of business services  Enhance staff recruitment and retention  Public Confidence - Reputation © Joint Commission International  Other Stakeholders - Reputation
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    Does it Work? “Abetter way of structuring how we provide care and run our business” Nicky Jermyn, CEO St Vincent’s University Hospital © Joint Commission International
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    Tomorrow .. © JointCommission International

Editor's Notes

  • #21 Can my enterprise afford this kind of quality journey, for the time being, does it make sense? Because of voluntariness of the process, the journey can be tailored according possibilities, priorities, resources available, local legal ties and so forth. The key point is the systemic approach provided by the JCI accreditation program; this means that the whole organization is considered; different stakeholders points of view are considered; environmental connections and links (like prior and after admission care services) are considered. JCI accreditation programs look like a road map towards continuous improvement. Standards describe what an HC provider is expected to to; following and implementing the steps of the road map is all what needs to be done for improvement.