OAR 333-700-0095
Medical Director of an Outpatient Renal Dialysis Facility
(1)
The director of a dialysis facility must be a qualified physician-director.(2)
The responsibilities of the physician-director include but are not limited to the following:(a)
Assuring the development and implementation of the process of modality selection, i.e., transplantation or dialysis and the setting for dialysis for all patients;(b)
Assuring adequate training of nurses and technicians in dialysis techniques;(c)
Assuring adequate monitoring of the patient and the dialysis process, including, self-dialysis patients;(d)
Assuring periodic assessment of patient performance of dialysis tasks;(e)
Assuring the development and availability of a patient care policy and procedures manual and its implementation. At a minimum, the manual shall describe the following:(A)
Types of dialysis used in the facility and the procedures followed in performance of such dialysis;(B)
Hepatitis prevention and procedures for handling an individual with hepatitis;(C)
Infection control; and(D)
A disaster preparedness plan (e.g., patient emergency, fire, flood);(f)
Assuring that patient teaching materials are available for use by all trainees during the training period and at times other than during the dialysis procedure when self-dialysis training or home dialysis training is offered; and(g)
Assuring that patient outcomes are monitored and evaluated as part of the QAPI process. The Medical Director must assure that a plan is in place for the improvement of patient outcomes. This process shall include a review of any accidents, incidents, or adverse outcomes.
Source:
Rule 333-700-0095 — Medical Director of an Outpatient Renal Dialysis Facility, https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/view.action?ruleNumber=333-700-0095
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