Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

1. Previous Inspection

  • 1.1 Has the last EoC Inspection been reviewed?

  • 1.2 Have all outstanding concerns been resolved?

A. Safety Management

  • A1. Are corridors and passageways unobstructed with undamaged floors, walls, ceilings and handrails?

  • A2. Are general areas clean and clear of clutter, with furnishings, floors, walls and ceilings in good conditions?

  • A3. Are storage and equipment rooms clean and free of clutter?

  • A4. Are needle boxes less than 2/3 full and safely maintained?

  • A5. Are eyewash stations inspected weekly?

  • A6. Are Ceiling tiles clean, stain free, and in good condition?

  • A7. Are patient care areas without relocatable power strips?

B. Security Management

  • B1. Are employees wearing ID badges?

  • B2. Are medication carts locked and crash carts checklist completed, up to date?

  • B3. Are mechanical, electrical, janitorial, communication rooms and electrical panels locked?

  • B4. Is the Code One icon on PC's?

  • B5. Were all Code One Locations correct for these PCs?

  • B6. Are staff's personal belongings properly safeguarded to prevent theft?

  • B7. Did MRI personnel stop you at the door to Zone III and verify that you have been screened to enter Zone III?

  • B7a. If you had not been screened did they give you a copy of the screening tool to complete?

C. Infection Prevention

  • C1. Is clean linen covered and kept separate from soiled linens?

  • C2. Are patient's refrigerators clean, free of unopened & unlabeled containers and temp checks completed?

  • C3. Is medication and food kept in separate refrigerators?

  • C4. Is medical waste kept in red biohazard bags or containers?

  • C5. Are underneath sink areas clear of any storage?

  • C6. Is PPE readily available?

  • C7. Are employees eating and drinking in designated areas?

D. Utility Management

  • D1. Are electrical outlets in good condition with wires safely maintained?

  • D2. Are compressed gases stored properly, (empty separated from full) no more than 12 full E cylinders stored in one smoke area?

E. Medical Equipment Management

  • E1. Is medical equipment clean, properly inspected and tagged?

  • E2. Does the department have lead aprons? If so do they have an appropriate and updated identification tag?

F. Hazardous Material Management

  • F1. Are Chemicals stored away from patient contact and clean items?

  • F2. Are primary and/or secondary chemical containers properly labeled?

  • F3. Is staff knowledgeable on how to identify and locate Safety Data Sheets on hazardous material on the Northside Intranet?

G. Staff Knowledge Questions

  • Does Staff know their respective campus emergency number?

Signatures

  • Were staff members educated and notified of deficiencies found and notified of corrective action process?

  • Unit/Floor Manager or Supervisor

  • Life Safety/EOC Inspector

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