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StandardS of Practice for HoSPice ProgramS

StandardS of Practice for HoSPice ProgramS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND RESOURCE SERIESS tandardS of Practice for HoSPice ProgramS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND RESOURCE SERIESiiStandardS of Practice for HoSPice ProgramS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND RESOURCE SERIES iiitable of contents1 / NHPCO s Quality Program and StandardS of Practice 12 / How to Use the StandardS 53 / Patient and Family/caregiver-Centered Care (PFC) 74 / Ethical Behavior and Consumer Rights (EBR) 275 / Clinical Excellence and Safety (CES) 376 / Inclusion and Access (IA) 637 / Organizational Excellence (OE) 698 / Workforce Excellence (WE) 759 / Compliance with Laws and Regulations (CLR) 9910 / Stewardship and Accountability (SA) 10711 / Performance Measurement (PM) 11712 / NHPCO Performance Measures 12713 / Appendix I: HoSPice Inpatient Facility (HIF) 13114 / Appendix II: Nursing Facility HoSPice Car

which is used to make admission decisions for both adult and pediatric patients. PFC 2.2 Procedures are established and utilized for initial and ongoing assessment of patients and families by all disciplines, including processes to evaluate special needs of children and Veterans, based on regulatory and hospice-defined time frames.

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