BUMEDINST 6010.13 Quality Assurance Program

Question 1

QA applies to

Answer 1

All MTF and DTF fixed and nonfixed ashore and ship commands

Question 2

QA applies to what group of employees

Answer 2

All government personnel and civilian employees must participate

Question 3

Fixed MTF and DTF meeting criteria must gain and maintain accreditation by

Answer 3

JCAHO

Question 4

QA managers education may be provided by

Answer 4

inservice military or outservice civilian sponsored training

Question 5

QA documentation must be kept for how long

Answer 5

5 years

Question 6

Potentially compensable

Answer 6

minimum of 2 years

Question 7

If a new additional claim is submitted for an event previously reported, so indicate in

Answer 7

section 2 of DD 2526 and resubmit MED3C5

Question 8

What is the instruction for the QA program

Answer 8

BUMEDINST 6010.13

Question 9

Claimancy of MTF and DTF are dut to BUMED by

Answer 9

15 January

Question 10

Case abstract for malpractice claims instruction sheet

Answer 10

DD2526

Question 11

Where are QA classes conducted?

Answer 11

Naval School of Health and Science Bethesda, MD conducts 2 educational course each year

Question 12

The QA committees are:

Answer 12

Infection Control, Safety, ECOMS, QA

Question 13

Fixed ambulatory medcial care facilities have the following committees:

Answer 13

ECOMS and QA

Question 14

QA inquires and medical records related to PCE and JAG investigations must be maintained in a secure location for minimum of 2 years.

Answer 14

Scope of the QA program to include the methodology for obtaining customers’ input on quality.

Question 15

Fixed ambulatory care medical facilities must have ECOMS, and QA committee,

Answer 15

Fixed and Nonfixed dental facilities privilieging authority is required to appoint an ECODS.

Question 16

TYCOM may elect to have a fleet wide medical and dental QA.

Answer 16

At minimum, QA assist visits to each subordinate med and DEN command as required to maintain optimal QA program function.

Question 17

Nonsocomial infection is considered nosocomial if it first become apparent 72 hours or more after admission.

Answer 17

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