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<strong>MOCK</strong> <strong>SURVEY</strong> <strong>CHECKLIST</strong><br />

Center Name:<br />

Clinical Director:<br />

Address:<br />

TASK YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

Contracts Completed YES NO NA<br />

Pharmacy<br />

Patient Transfer<br />

Lab/Pathology (Medicare certified)<br />

Radiology (Medicare certified)<br />

Biomedical<br />

Ambulance (non-emergency transfer)<br />

Laundry<br />

Hazardous Waste<br />

Pest Control<br />

Gas Lines<br />

Cleaning Service<br />

Maintenance<br />

Occupational Health<br />

Infection Prevention Nurse<br />

Contract for anesthesia services<br />

Be sure to get copies of his license, verify that license. Document<br />

orientation to your facility.<br />

ONLY if you will be doing procedures that require x-ray (except<br />

Nevada)<br />

Everything should be stickered prior to the survey<br />

Be sure to have your linen in the facility prior to the survey.<br />

Be sure to have your sharps disposable containers in place prior to<br />

survey.<br />

The gas lines have to be certified prior to the survey.<br />

Document that the contractor cleaning your OR’s are competent to<br />

clean them. Put that info behind this contract.<br />

Be sure to have copies of their credentials. Check license if<br />

applicable.<br />

This can be a simple written agreement that states the anesthesia<br />

provider is providing your anesthesia services.<br />

Credential Files Complete YES NO NA You should use a CVO to do your credentialing.<br />

Surgeon<br />

Anesthesia<br />

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Employee Files YES NO NA<br />

Make sure ALL employees have had TB skin testing<br />

within last year.<br />

All employees should have physical within last year<br />

Should have HEP B declination in all files that decline<br />

HEP B for whatever reason<br />

Background check on all employees<br />

You should have Rubella & Rubeola (if born after<br />

1956) titers on all staff (or immunization record)<br />

At least 1 RN and 1 MD should be ACLS at any time<br />

there is a patient in the facility.<br />

All clinical staff must have current BLS<br />

All Pre/PACU staff should be ACLS<br />

All orientation should be completed and documented in<br />

each employee file.<br />

Reference: Be sure you have documented checking<br />

the references for all employees. Document who you<br />

talked with and comments.<br />

Be sure you’ve verified all licenses (RN’s, LV(P)Ns,<br />

Pharmacist consultant, Infection Preventionist RN)<br />

TJC expects to see a copy of the RN’s education<br />

verification (such as copy of nursing school diploma) If<br />

the nurse can’t find it, you should call the nursing<br />

school and try to verify education. Document<br />

who/when you talked with to verify.<br />

Signed job description: everyone should have signed<br />

their job description. If they work in more than 1 area,<br />

then they should have a signed job description for each<br />

area worked.<br />

Staff Education/In-Service Documentation<br />

Make sure you have in-service documented prior to the<br />

survey on the following:<br />

Fire/Safety, Disaster Drill, Infection Control, HIPPA,<br />

Abuse Identification (to include child, domestic, and<br />

Verify that your state doesn’t require 2-step.<br />

All employees must have OSHA training prior to treating patients.<br />

You should use a 1” Binder and call it “In-Service”. Put Jan-Dec tabs<br />

in it. Put all your completed in-services in this book. Use the forms in<br />

our books to complete for each in-service indicated below. Have<br />

employees sign each in-service they attended.<br />

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adult), patient rights/grievance, OSHA<br />

Policy Books Approval YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

All policy books should have been approved by the<br />

governing body. Each policy should have the date that<br />

the policy was approved in the “approval date” section<br />

of the policy (at the top).<br />

Governing Body Meeting Minutes YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

You must have a documented governing body meeting<br />

minutes to show they have approved:<br />

We have to prove the governing body approved all the policies and<br />

protocols for the center.<br />

The date should coordinate with the governing body meeting minutes<br />

where they were approved. If you have questions about this, call me.<br />

Each physician credential<br />

All Contracts<br />

All Policies<br />

Committee Delegation YES NO NA Each committee should have an MD and an RN. Then for Pharmacy<br />

committee, should have Rph consultant.<br />

Make sure you define each committee<br />

Found in Meeting minute book<br />

Governing body, medical Advisory, Pharmacy and<br />

Therapeutics, Medical Records, QAPI, etc.<br />

Officers: Be sure to define officers:<br />

Safety Officer, Infection Control Preventionist, Medical<br />

Director, OSHA coordinator, etc.<br />

JCAHO/AAAHC Application YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

You should have completed your application to<br />

AAAHC/JCAHO<br />

Signage YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

You should have hours of operation and information<br />

about what to do in case of an emergency posted at<br />

your front door so that if a patient showed up at your<br />

door they could see to go to the emergency room or<br />

call 911.<br />

Grievance procedure posted in front lobby with your<br />

state health department and Ombudsman contact<br />

information, and accrediting body info (TJC) on it.<br />

The clinical director is the first person the patients are<br />

guided to when a complaint is filed. Be sure your<br />

policy states this clearly.<br />

Patient Rights and Responsibilities posted in front<br />

You will only be starting the process. The accrediting bodies won’t<br />

complete the application until you have your state license number.<br />

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lobby.<br />

Hand washing posters should be posted in all<br />

bathrooms<br />

Language Barrier sign<br />

Do not enter without proper attire should be posted in<br />

all areas going into the sterile corridor.<br />

Should be posted at front desk.<br />

Advance Directive Brochures YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

CMS requires that you have copies of your state<br />

This is a CMS requirement and must be in place.<br />

mandated advance directive brochures. Keep them at<br />

the front desk<br />

Advance notice Brochure YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

Have you made sure that all your patients have<br />

received the advanced notice brochure and signed the<br />

attestation when they admit?<br />

The surveyor will be looking for this process. Even though CMS<br />

changed the advance notice part, you still have to meet this<br />

regulation.<br />

CLIA Waiver<br />

Make sure you have your CLIA waiver posted<br />

In the state of Nevada, there is a separate CLIA survey.<br />

Infection Control YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

This is an addition to the Infection Prevention Nurse.<br />

Have you completed infection vulnerability<br />

assessment (found in IC book in IC plan policy)<br />

CS person has documentation of some education in<br />

processing instruments. Courses can be found online.<br />

Pharmacy Area<br />

Are drugs stored properly<br />

Be sure to complete your vulnerability found in section 1 of your IC<br />

book.<br />

You must have your RpH set up your pharmacy area to ensure drugs<br />

are stored properly.<br />

Drug labeling<br />

TJC requires that all drugs are stored/labeled to prevent look alike<br />

sound alike mistakes. Review the pharmacy policies to see how to<br />

identify hazardous drugs, look alike sound alike, tall man/little man,<br />

etc. Be sure to identify these things on all your drugs to include the<br />

ones in the crash cart.<br />

Hazardous drugs<br />

Be sure to identify any hazardous drugs you might have (mitomycin<br />

would be classified as one)<br />

Crash Cart YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

Be sure to include:<br />

Your crash cart should be complete prior to the survey.<br />

The list of what’s in each drawer<br />

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Testing log for the defibrillator<br />

Trach set<br />

For NY state you must have a Thoracotomy Set avail<br />

Disposable Ventilator<br />

ACLS meds<br />

Intubation tools for your patient population<br />

Defibrillator on top (checked each patient day)<br />

Working gomco or Suction device on top<br />

Break off lock<br />

Reference Library YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

AORN Standards<br />

ASPAN Standards<br />

AAMI Standards<br />

State/Federal ASC regulations<br />

Facts & Comparisons (pharmacy)<br />

JCAHO/AAAHC Standards<br />

NFPA life safety references<br />

Community References (meals on wheels, etc.)<br />

Drills Required before Survey YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

Fire Drill with critique x You have to pull the station to be sure it’s operational.<br />

Mock Code with critique<br />

x<br />

MH Drill (if you have any MH inducing drugs or doing x<br />

general anesthesia)<br />

Disaster Education Drill with critique x You should have a tabletop disaster drill prior to the first survey.<br />

Staff Orientation YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

The orientation should be completed on all the<br />

employees that will be doing the 3 test cases and the<br />

case the day of the survey.<br />

Employees YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

Everyone has on name tags<br />

No outside clothes<br />

No cloth hat<br />

Safety YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

Identify Safety Officer<br />

Evacuation plan is posted<br />

Know how to manage the generator<br />

How to report a fire<br />

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Where is the nearest extinguisher<br />

Items 18” from ceiling<br />

Items at least 5 feet from furnace or hot water system<br />

Fire Plan<br />

Smoke Compartment drawings<br />

You must use your building plans to identify your smoke<br />

compartments. You need to post those so that people can see where<br />

to move patients to the smoke compartment opposite of the fire. If<br />

you have less than 10,000 sq feet, you may not have compartments.<br />

Fire Extinguishers YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

Tag inspected within last year, checked monthly and<br />

documented on the back of the tag.<br />

Fire extinguishers seal intact<br />

Fire extinguishers labeled as to type and class of fire.<br />

CLIA Waived Testing YES NO NA COMMENTS: You should have the information on the tests, at the<br />

test location (usually the nurse’s station).<br />

Glucometer<br />

Be sure you have a copy of the manufacturer’s<br />

recommendation for cleaning, testing, and controls on<br />

each of the CLIA waived testing you do.<br />

The glucometer must be for multiple patients, not one<br />

for single patient use.<br />

You should have a log to document the high/low<br />

controls and the patient’s tests results. You can use<br />

patient ID number instead of name to ensure<br />

confidentiality.<br />

HCG/pregnancy testing<br />

CLIA Waiver: Make sure you have your CLIA waiver<br />

posted<br />

In the state of Nevada, there is a separate CLIA<br />

survey.<br />

Have copies at the testing site so the staff can clearly understand the<br />

manufacturer’s recommendation on cleaning between patients, doing<br />

controls, documentation, what to do if values are out of normal<br />

parameters (report to physician).<br />

Be sure you have the test that has an internal control as well as an<br />

external control.<br />

The state of Nevada has a separate survey from CLIA.<br />

Disaster Plan<br />

Completed Hazard vulnerability Analysis<br />

Letter from local authorities that they don’t want you to<br />

This is a CMS requirement, you must have this. You should have<br />

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e a part of their disaster plan<br />

Space identified for evacuation of patients<br />

<strong>MOCK</strong> <strong>SURVEY</strong> <strong>CHECKLIST</strong><br />

Fire Exits YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

Fire exit lights not burned out.<br />

All emergency lighting, including the illumination of exit<br />

signs, must be tested every 30 days for 30 seconds,<br />

and once per year for at least 90 minutes.<br />

Exits free and unobstructed.<br />

Egress corridors free from equipment.<br />

Exit doors: Open outward and operate freely, not<br />

locked or have panic bars.<br />

something from state and local disaster planning committee.<br />

This should be a specific place. It could be a place in the parking lot,<br />

or a business neighbor (Ask a neighbor if you could house your<br />

patients there during an emergency evacuation. Get a letter from your<br />

neighbor saying you can house them there. If you don’t have<br />

neighbors and need to evacuate to the parking lot, then identify the<br />

area/space in the parking lot for everyone to evacuate to.<br />

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Radiation Safety (if you have x-ray at center) YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

Caution radiation sign posted in area<br />

X-ray aprons and shields free from cracks.<br />

Badge readily available<br />

Badge reports previous 3 months are posted<br />

Radiation equipment inspected within 12 month<br />

Electrical: YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

Biomed stickers on all equipment<br />

Cords are 3 pronged<br />

Free of frayed edges<br />

No cords in traffic areas<br />

Autoclave: YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

Clean<br />

Log books started (biological done on each autoclave)<br />

Someone available that knows the sterilization process<br />

of your autoclaves.<br />

Posted on Wall by autoclave: Clearly defined<br />

directions on how to operate, clean, manage each<br />

different type autoclave you have.<br />

CS person has documentation of some education in<br />

processing instruments. Courses can be found online.<br />

Oxygen Tanks: YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

Proper signage on outside of gas tank room (NFPA)<br />

All tanks either in carts or chained to walls, none<br />

without support.<br />

OSHA: YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

PPE available<br />

Where is MSDS?<br />

Eyewash Station Location<br />

Regulated waste storage area clean<br />

Needles, syringes secure from patients and visitors<br />

Sharps containers not more than ¾ full<br />

OSHA employee Poster’s<br />

Chart YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

Review the charts of the test cases to be sure<br />

everything is complete to include:<br />

Someone in the facility should have complete knowledge of each<br />

autoclave, how to start, run different types of loads, how to manage<br />

biological, how to troubleshoot, how to clean, etc…everything….<br />

It’s important to have information from the manufacturer on how to<br />

clean and sterilize your instruments.<br />

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H&P (even for YAG procedures) within 30 days of case<br />

Consent<br />

Safe Surgery Checklist (new form required by CMS)<br />

Pre-op instructions/Pre-op call<br />

Signed Orders<br />

MD assessed patient immediately prior to procedure<br />

Operative Record<br />

PACU record (if not YAG)<br />

Discharge assessment by an MD<br />

Discharge instructions<br />

Post-op dictation from MD<br />

Allergies listed with what their response to those<br />

allergies are (i.e., do they get a rash, stop breathing?)<br />

Patient for test case day of survey (new centers) YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

ID Band on<br />

Allergies on Chart/with reaction to allergy (i.e., rash,<br />

death, etc.)<br />

Marking done by surgeon<br />

H&P on chart within 30 days<br />

Time out done<br />

Pain assessment done<br />

Outdates YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

No expired dates on medications<br />

No expired dates on supplies<br />

No expired dates of solutions<br />

Supplies YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

No Outdates Found<br />

Supplies covered<br />

Heavy supplies on lower shelves<br />

Supplies are put away<br />

You have to have sufficient supplies in the center<br />

To include everything needed from admission to discharge.<br />

needed to care for your patient population<br />

Nothing on shelves closer than 18” from the ceiling<br />

Refrigerator YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

Cleaned monthly with logs<br />

Temperature monitored with logs<br />

You must have 24/7 monitoring of medication refrigerator.<br />

No food is in any medication refrigerator<br />

Sign that says “Medication Only” should be on medication fridge.<br />

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Specimen fridge has biohazard sticker on it<br />

Cidex (if doing GI) YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

Date/Initial and expiration on<br />

Clean YES NO NA COMMENTS:<br />

Floors clean and uncluttered<br />

All linen and supplies are stored with covers<br />

Drawers and shelves are clean<br />

No cardboard containers are sitting on floor<br />

No outside boxes behind red line<br />

Laundry hamper not overflowing<br />

Walls clean<br />

Ice machine is clean, scoop not in it.<br />

Beds made<br />

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