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OCS - J Version
The Outcome Measurement System - J Version is a special program that includes reports with the reference of version provides additional cross reference reporting with both the F-Tags and the Joint Commission tags of the specific medical record compliance. To facilitate the information that you need to cross reference, the F-Tags have been added for the Summary of Absent Items only MHC (Mental Health Compliance) and the MRC (Medical Record Compliance). For facilities or Medical Record Consultants that need to have pertinent data, the MHC Summary Detail or the MRC Summary Detail will provide the complete report. For obtaining information regarding Joint Commission, you must contact them, as we will not provide additional materials as we are not affiliated with the organization. Outcomes are very critical for determining the compliance of Licensure Regulations prior to the survey to maintain Quality Care for resident/patient care. The outcomes are graphed with comparisons to previous reviews and a necessity for the QA committee to function appropriately with accurate data to analyze. Regional Nurse Managers, Medical Records staff, RHIA consultants, and the corporation(s) have a clear report of improvements accomplished. The OCS is designed for health care facilities that are Swing-bed, Sub-Acute, LTC -Long Term Care, SNF - Skilled Nursing Facilities, NF's - Nursing Facilities, Assisted Living Facilities and medical record consultants or staff to capture the compliance measures from medical record documentation. The software program is easy to use, enables comments of findings by you, as well as, internal notes, and the accumulation of the data automatically for the graphing of outcomes that are measured for "compliance or non-compliance". The comments that you have entered are on the report, whereas, you may add, delete or change the summary to meet your specific recommendations to the QA Committee for improvement. Compliance measures must be monitored and
tractability is the key to achievement. The benefits enable the facility reviewer to record their QA analytical data in a customized format, easily obtained at anytime, especially for possible IDR based outcomes that have showed improvement and not an adverse effect that may of been centered or wide spread within the population. Comparison of outcomes from a previous report is very simple with the OCS, as the previous data from reviews has already been achieved. With our program you just click on the "Compare to other surveys" for outcome based reporting. this enables the QA team to accredit the findings with justification that the action plan was appropriate and suitable to meet a higher standard of care within the facility. As the offsite survey preparation begins with the Quality Measure/Quality Indicator (QM/QI) reports , the survey process is very complex and based upon the Quality Care Indicators (QCIs) with approximately 160 computer based data that is analyzed. The Quality Indicator Survey (QIS) is utilized to evaluate compliance of the facilities per regulations being met for standards of care. As the team reviews data from the MDS/RAI, your facility will be tracking those on a current basis, and the high risk will be the areas to address with a higher degree. Especially with those with changes or declines. Utilize the OCS record review to track completed record compliance in all aspects of the disciplines, and it will be factual and consistent with a complete review analysis of documentation and not just the one discipline. Best for demonstrating improvement faster than waiting for additional problems occurring later resulting in more labor hours resulting in higher cost and a possible F309 deficiency. Tracking current changes that occur daily is a difficult task, normally being completed with logs and morning reports, then making an individual list for yourself. The utilization of our 24 Hour Reporting System enables current changes to be added, updated and resolved on a 24/7 (24 hours/7 days) concurrently with the staff and supervisors. The OCS program includes at least 275 disciplines, within 26 specific categories, that are specific to the regulation for documentation of the medical record. While tracking the Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI), this will enable the facility to monitor the compliance standards with outcomes of maintaining Quality Care standards; thereby, identifying risk factors and initiating an improvement approach to resolving issues faster. Next
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