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...(A) Each provider of a HCS shall establish a quality assessment and performance improvement program designed to: (1) Systematically monitor and evaluate the quality of patient care provided; (2) Pursue opportunities to improve patient care; (3) Ensure compliance with the applicable quality standards set forth in this chapter; and (4) Resolve identified problems. (B) Each provider of a HCS shall develop a written...

...(A) Each provider of a HCS shall develop and follow policies and procedures to effectively receive, investigate, and report findings of complaints regarding the quality or appropriateness of services provided by the HCS. The documentation of complaints shall, at a minimum, include the following: (1) The date complaint was received; (2) The identity, if provided, of the complainant; (3) A description of the complai...

... if provided, of persons and/or the provider of the HCS involved; (5) The findings of the investigation; and (6) The resolution of the complaint. (B) Each HCS is obligated to post the toll free complaint hotline of the Ohio department of health's complaint unit in a conspicuous place in the HCS.

... Code. (B) Upon written request of the provider of a HCS, the director shall grant or deny a variance or waiver by written response within forty-five days of receipt of the request and all information determined necessary by the director to make a decision. In granting a variance or waiver, the director shall stipulate a time period for which the variance or waiver is to be effective and establish conditions that th...

...inistrative Code are applicable to each provider of solid organ transplant services regardless of the date the service was initiated. (B) Each provider of a solid organ transplant service shall be a registered hospital classified as a general hospital or a children's hospital that meets the following administrative requirements: (1) Demonstrated institutional commitment to graduate medical education and research pr...

...inistrative Code are applicable to each provider of bone marrow transplant services regardless of the date service was initiated. (B) Each provider of a bone marrow transplantation service shall be a registered hospital classified as a general hospital, a children's hospital or as a specialty hospital that primarily furnishes oncology services that meets all of the following criteria: (1) Participates with other ho...

...Each provider of a bone marrow transplant service shall meet the following staffing criteria: (A) A medical director responsible for the oversight of the care provided on the unit who actively performs bone marrow transplant services as part of that transplant service and who is: (1) Board-certified in hematology, oncology, immunology, or pediatric hematology/oncology or have documented experience in the field of h...

...maging (MUGA) scan capability. (B) The provider of a bone marrow transplant service shall have the following readily available: (1) Tissue-typing laboratory; (2) Apheresis capability with adequate blood cell component therapy and routine access to a blood irradiator; and (3) Facilities to cryopreserve hematopoietic stem cells for transplantation and which additionally may be used to manipulate hematopoietic stem ...

...inistrative Code are applicable to each provider of cardiac catheterization services performing procedures on adult patients greater than or equal to twenty-two years of age, regardless of the date service was initiated. An adult cardiac catheterization service may serve a patient greater than or equal to eighteen years of age and less than twenty-two years of age if the patient's attending physic...

...inistrative Code are applicable to each provider of cardiac catheterization services performing procedures on adult patients greater than or equal to eighteen years of age. An adult cardiac catheterization service may serve a patient less than eighteen years of age if the patient's attending physician and the adult service's medical director determine that the adult service best serves the needs o...

...e. (I) Beginning January 1, 2017, each provider of level I services shall submit to the department an annual report for the prior year that meets the following criteria: (1) Maintains patient confidentiality; (2) Shall be filed with the department within one hundred twenty days after the close of the calendar year (April thirtieth); and (3) Include, at a minimum, the following information: (a) All emergent patie...

...left ventricular dysfunction. (D) Each provider of a level II service shall have provided at least one year of service performing diagnostic cardiac catheterizations prior to providing notice to the director of their intent to provide level II services. Accelerated designation may be granted to a service on a case-by-case basis by the director and shall not be construed as constituting precedent for the granting of ...

...basis to perform primary PCI. (C) Each provider of a level III service shall have provided at least one year of service performing diagnostic cardiac catheterizations prior to providing notice to the director of their intent to provide level III services. Accelerated designation may be granted to a service on a case-by-case basis by the director and shall not be construed as constituting precedent for the granting o...

...(A) The provider of an adult cardiac catheterization service, or "service," shall designate a medical director. (B) In addition to the requirements of rule 3701-84-08 of the Administrative Code and any requirements of this rule, the medical director of service shall: (1) Have at least five years catheterization experience and recognized skills in the cardiac catheterization laboratory; (2) Have performed at least ...

...(A) Each provider of an adult cardiac catheterization service, or "service" shall provide adequate, properly designed space to perform cardiac catheterization procedures safely and effectively. The amount of space may vary with the types of procedures performed and the nature of the facility (e.g., interventional versus diagnostic, teaching versus non-teaching). (B) Each service shall utilize the following: (1) Pro...

...ior capability as determined by the provider of the service. In assessing these new technologies, consideration should be given to recommendations of recognized professional societies and accrediting bodies (e.g. the American college of cardiology). All services will, at a minimum have the following equipment: (1) High quality x-ray imaging with mutiaxial position capability; (2) A three-phase, ...

...(A) The provider of an adult cardiac catheterization service, or "service," shall establish and maintain safety guidelines, and practices and policies in accordance with applicable United States nuclear regulatory commission regulations, applicable provisions of Chapter 3748. of the Revised Code, and the rules adopted pursuant to that chapter to assure a safe environment for patients, visitors, and personnel. (B) Th...

... independent third party review to the provider of the review.

... independent third party review to the provider of the review.

...inistrative Code are applicable to each provider of open heart surgery services performing procedures on adult patients greater than or equal to twenty-two years of age, regardless of the date service was initiated. An adult open heart surgery service may serve a patient greater than or equal to eighteen years of age and less than twenty-two years of age if the patient's attending physician and the adult service's me...

...hey are the medical director. (B) Each provider of an open heart surgery service shall have at least two thoracic surgeons on staff, credentialed to perform open heart procedures at the hospital and actively perform open heart procedures at the hospital. The medical director of the open heart surgery service may be counted as one of the two required thoracic surgeons. (C) Each provider of an open heart surgery serv...

...l societies and accrediting bodies. The provider of an open heart surgery service shall have at least the following: (1) Two fully operational cardiopulmonary bypass machines equipped with; (a) A time and temperature module; (b) An air bubble and level detector system; (c) A blender (air and oxygen mixer); (d) An oxygen analyzer; (e) A saturation monitor; (f) Two pressure monitors; (g) A back up pump head; an...

...-84-12 of the Administrative Code, each provider of an open heart surgery service shall: (1) As part of the service's overall quality assessment and performance improvement process: (a) Utilize the quality performance measures outcomes data obtained from the service's participation in the society for thoracic surgeons national database; and (b) Include a periodic review and evaluation of the multidisciplinary meet...

... review of an individual surgeon by the provider of the open heart surgery service. (E) Failure to meet the volume goal established in paragraph (A) of this rule may result in any or all of the following: (1) An extended review of the service by the director; (2) Mandatory peer review of PCI procedures performed by the service; (3) Annual inspections until such time as the service performs the established number ...

... review of an individual surgeon by the provider of the open heart surgery service. (D) Failure to maintain the safety and quality of the procedures performed at the service may result in any or all of the following: (1) An extended review of the service by the director; (2) Mandatory peer review of procedures performed by the service; (3) Annual inspections until such time as the director...