This year’s results were a culmination of significant improvement seen in every survey since 2015, which was no simple task. JPS Lab Administration maintains a total of 21 checklists containing about 3,000 standards which must be maintained for accreditation purposes.
“This speaks to the hard working team in the Lab, and it speaks to the leadership of Doug Chung and Dr. Janet Miles,” says JPS CEO Robert Earley. “When you’ve had a tough survey and you’re able to pick yourself back up, that speaks an incredible amount about the folks working so hard down in Lab because they’ve taken it on the chin. To be so strong, and to get a CAP Survey like we have now, is just amazing.”
Dr. Miles says the dedication of everyone on the Lab team made all the difference. “To get to this point in five years has involved incredible teamwork on the part of our team. I could not be more proud of my team. Talk about North Texas heroes, I’ve got a bunch of them right here.”
The improvements in Lab Administration won’t stop there. The team is now on the cusp of implementing its highly touted new Beaker system, which should create more efficiency and improvements to the connectivity between Nursing and Lab, by integrating data better and more easily across the entire network. The Beaker system launch is planned for late fall.
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