The Joint Commission and the Coalition for Health AI on Sept. 17 issued their first joint guidance on the responsible use of AI in healthcare, outlining principles to help hospitals and health systems ...

The Joint Commission is cutting more than 200 standards across its accreditation programs, many of which will take effect July 1. The organization initially announced its plans to scale back standards ...

The Joint Commission is partnering with the Coalition for Health AI to develop guidance for deploying artificial intelligence tools in healthcare, the organizations said this week. The safety and ...

The Joint Commission is weighing in on the rapidly moving subject of AI in health care with responsible use guidelines that cover everything from policies, validation, monitoring, interpretation and ...

ASCs often seek Joint Commission [1] accreditation to demonstrate their commitment to patient safety and quality care. Earning ambulatory care accreditation builds credibility among patients, payers ...

The Joint Commission has unveiled an overhaul to its healthcare accreditation and certification process that will cut hundreds of requirements for hospitals, streamline patient safety practices and ...

The Joint Commission has issued clarification on its expectations for non-licensed, non-employees. The Joint Commission, similar to organizations themselves, has expectations regarding anyone entering ...

The Joint Commission—the health care industry's oldest, largest accreditation and certification organization—is taking bold steps to modernize its standards and processes. Since early May, the ...

The Joint Commission, accreditor of thousands of U.S. healthcare facilities, is rolling out a voluntary certification in sustainability as hospitals look for ways to combat climate change. The Joint ...