Proposal
Hospital Management - Public Hospitals Act
Regulation Number(s):
965
Instrument Type:
Proposal
Bill or Act:
Public Hospitals Act
Summary of Decision:
Approved amendments to regulation to make health care providers and executives accountable for improving patient care, the regulation would:
- Amend s 2(4) to require critical incident reporting system disclosure to affected patients, the Medical Advisory Committee and the hospital administrator.
- Require the board to ensure that administrator establishes a system for ensuring analysis of critical incidents and development of plans with steps to avoid or reduce risk of similar incidents.
- Repeal s. 2(2) so that persons listed there would no longer be required to sit on the board.
- Prohibit the following persons, where members of the board, from being voting members: 1. Members of the medical staff, dental staff, extended class nursing staff or midwifery staff of the hospital; and 2. Any employee of the hospital.
- Amend s 2(4) to require critical incident reporting system disclosure to affected patients, the Medical Advisory Committee and the hospital administrator.
- Require the board to ensure that administrator establishes a system for ensuring analysis of critical incidents and development of plans with steps to avoid or reduce risk of similar incidents.
- Repeal s. 2(2) so that persons listed there would no longer be required to sit on the board.
- Prohibit the following persons, where members of the board, from being voting members: 1. Members of the medical staff, dental staff, extended class nursing staff or midwifery staff of the hospital; and 2. Any employee of the hospital.
Further Information:
Excellent Care for All Act
Reg 965, Public Hospitals Act
Reg 965 Public Hospitals Act
Public Hospitals Act
Proposal Number:
10-HLTC043
Posting Date:
October 25, 2010
Summary of Proposal:
Legislation to make health care providers and executives accountable for improving patient care, the regulation would:
- Amend s 2(4) to require critical incident reporting system disclosure to affected patients, the Medical Advisory Committee and the hospital administrator.
- Require the board to ensure that administrator establishes a system for ensuring analysis of critical incidents and development of plans with steps to avoid or reduce risk of similar incidents.
- Repeal s. 2(2) so that
- Amend s 2(4) to require critical incident reporting system disclosure to affected patients, the Medical Advisory Committee and the hospital administrator.
- Require the board to ensure that administrator establishes a system for ensuring analysis of critical incidents and development of plans with steps to avoid or reduce risk of similar incidents.
- Repeal s. 2(2) so that
Contact Address:
Effective Date:
July 1, 2010
Decision:
Approved