“Staff were re-educated” is not a plan of correction
Re-education is the most common corrective action and one of the weakest. Here is what a defensible plan puts around it.
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Practical notes on accreditation readiness, clinical education and competency programs.
Annual competency validation that proves nothing
Most competency programs measure attendance. Regulators are asking about competence — and the difference shows up under questioning.
Read Annual competency validation that proves nothingThe gap that fails surveys is between the policy and the unit
Organizations rarely fail because a policy is missing. They fail because practice drifted away from it and nothing was built to notice.
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