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What does a Joint Commission certification or accreditation indicate to patients?
the organization successfully treats all of its patients
the organization has no more room for improvement
the organization has had no workplace injuries in the past
the organization is committed to patient care and quality improvement
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the organization is committed to patient care and quality improvement
Explanation: Joint Commission accreditation signifies the facility meets nationally recognized performance standards and is committed to ongoing quality and safety improvement — it is not a guarantee of perfect outcomes or absence of past problems.
Explanation: Joint Commission accreditation signifies the facility meets nationally recognized performance standards and is committed to ongoing quality and safety improvement — it is not a guarantee of perfect outcomes or absence of past problems.
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