Where would I start to look for health care facilities involved in JCAHO violations?

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Try Health Sciences and Nursing (ProQuest), and article database with many allied health and nursing journals.

Once there, search JCAHO and violations and you will get a list of articles. Pick one that seems to refer to a specific organization or hospital. You could be more specific and search "JCAHO and violations and hospitals".

If you want newer examples, you might also want to try searching Joint Commission and violations and hospital, since JCAHO (Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations) changed its name to The Joint Commission in 2007 and "joint commission" is not as specific as JCAHO.

See image of a database search below:

enter Joint Commission and violation and hospital in the search box

You might also want to check the Joint Commission's Quality Check Reports to see if there are problems indicated for a specific health care organization. See: http://rasmussen.libanswers.com/faq/32753 for more information.

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Last Updated Mar 26, 2021
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Answered By Kerry Louvier

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