May 9, 2019
Joint Commission Ambulatory Care Accreditation team launches new campaign
Editor's Note
The Joint Commission on May 8 announced that its Ambulatory Care Accreditation team is launching a "We Know Surgery" campaign to highlight its 45-year history accrediting ambulatory care organizations.
The campaign, which is being launched in conjunction with the Ambulatory Surgery Centers Association (ASCA) conference in Nashville May 15-18, will touch on how the Joint Commission has provided deemed status and certification options and its longstanding relationship with the American college of Surgeons.
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