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<p>CMS considers lack of appropriate restraint and seclusion training a critical deficiency.</p>

Restraint & Seclusion: Guidelines and Standards

By Dana Spector, Editor, Relias Learning

CMS considers lack of appropriate restraint and seclusion training a critical deficiency.

Hospitals are often out of compliance because restraint policy is one of the hardest to write and understand. Hospitals must follow CMS restraint and seclusion guidelines if a facility owns a TJC, AOA, CIHQ, or DNV Healthcare accreditation. AHC Media is here to help. On April 6, AHC Media will host a live webinar, “Restraint & Seclusion: CMS, DNV, & TJC Guidelines and Standards," with Sue Dill Calloway, RN, MSN, JD. During this program, our expert will simplify the 50 pages of CMS restraint and seclusion interpretive guidelines and the proposed changes in the Hospital Improvement Act, while providing a crosswalk to other accrediting standards.

All accrediting bodies require restraint training, and CMS mandates both orientation and ongoing education for all hospital staff. This program can be used to meet this requirement.

For more information about this session and to register, please visit this link.