Critical Access Hospital (CAH) Conditions of Participation: Ensuring Compliance 2022 Update- Part 2 of 4 Part Series

Part Two of Critical Access Hospital CoP Compliance Update 2022 

Physical Plant & Environment, Emergency Preparedness, Governing Board, Pharmacy and Dietary

Learning Objectives:-

 After part two, participants should be able to:

  • Explain the responsibilities of the pharmacists that include developing, supervising, and coordinating activities of the pharmacy.
  • Describe the benefits and requirements for CAH

    to utilize Compounding Pharmacies
  • Recall the requirements for security and storage of medications, medication carts, and anesthesia carts
  • Discuss the requirement for dietary to meet the nutritional needs of patients and requirements of a dietitian

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