When I wrote “With this post, I believe I have covered postings about medical documentation found in a typical medical record and their relationship to the relevant JCI standards.” at the end of the post Collaboration, and the holistic care of the patient (this link will open in a new tab of your current window), I inadvertently missed out posting about the Standard COP.2.2 of the Joint Commission International (JCI) which is about “Those permitted to write patient orders write the order in the patient record in a uniform location”. and also about the Standard COP.2 which states “There is a process to integrate and to coordinate the care provided to each patient”. Actually the Standard COP.2 is linked with the standards I discussed under Collaboration, and the holistic care of the patient (this link will open in a new tab of your current window), i.e Standard AOP.4 and Standard AOP.4.1. I discussed Standard COP.2 under the post Process to integrate and to coordinate the care provided to each patient (this link will open in a new tab of your current window),
Since written patient orders as well as the results or conclusions of any patient care team meetings or other collaborative discussions written in the patient’s record are both medical documentation, I rushed to post about Standard COP.2 and Standard COP.2.2 in the post Process to integrate and to coordinate the care provided to each patient (this link will open in a new tab of your current window) and in the post Written patient orders (this link will open in a new tab of your current window)., respectively.
I think I can safely say now I have finally covered postings about medical documentation found in a typical medical record and their relationship to the relevant JCI standards.
