Title: Periodic Performance Review
1Periodic Performance Review
Used with Permission
- George Mason University
- College of Nursing and Health Science
- Regulatory Requirements for Health Systems
- Summer 2004
2PPR is Elementary . . .
- Shifts emphasis to a more continuous
accreditation process by incorporating an
additional form of evaluation - Uses the extranet to ensure efficiency
- Creates an environment for educational
opportunities
3PPR . . .
- Is an accreditation participation requirement
- Must be completed between the 15th and 18th
month point no on-site review - Includes HCO self-evaluation of all applicable
standards, and development of corrective action
plans for any standard evaluated as noncompliant - Involves telephone interaction between the HCO
and the Joint Commission for review and approval
of corrective action plans - Will not impact accreditation status, if HCO
has an approved corrective action plan
4PPR requires a Corrective Action Plan
- For each non-compliant standard the HCO will
- Describe the planned action for each Element of
Performance marked as partial or not compliant - Develop a measure of success
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5Measure of Success defined as . . .
A numerical or other quantitative measure usually
related to an audit that validates that an action
was effective and sustained
6Linkage between the PPR and On-Site Survey
- At the triennial survey, focus is on validating
the implementation of corrective action plans - Surveyor asks for data related to the measure
of success for each corrective action plan - Track record requirements remain in effect
7Periodic Performance Review for ABC Hospital
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10Standards will be shown as
Compliant
Not Compliant
Not Applicable
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16Benefits of Periodic Performance Review
- Uses the same tool employed by the surveyors
- Increases intra-cycle interaction with JCAHO
- Facilitates continuous operational improvement
- Helps the HCO in quest for 100 compliance,
100 of the time
17Sources
- Blomme, Jane (2002) ppt. Shared Visions New
Pathways Sharpening the focus of the
accreditation process on care systems critical to
the safety and quality of care. Joint Commission
on Accreditation of Health Care Organizations. - Massaro, Russ (May 2003) ppt. Executive
Briefings, JCAHO Shared VisionsNew Pathways
2004 Accreditation Process, Joint Commission on
Accreditation of Health Care Organizations. - SMART Staff Maintaining Accreditation Readiness
Together (2003) ppt. Shared Visions New
Pathways Update on the Survey of the Future.
Inova Health System.