Washington § 70.230.060 - Facility safety and emergency training.

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§ 70.230.060. Facility safety and emergency training.

An ambulatory surgical facility shall have a facility safety and emergency training program. The program shall include:
(1) On-site equipment, medication, and trained personnel to facilitate handling of services sought or provided and to facilitate the management of any medical emergency that may arise in connection with services sought or provided;
(2) Written transfer agreements with local hospitals licensed under chapter 70.41 RCW, approved by the ambulatory surgical facility's medical staff; and
(3) A procedural plan for handling medical emergencies that shall be available for review during surveys and inspections.
[ 2007 c 273 s 6.]

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