Liberty Dayton Medical Clinic gains AAAASF accreditation for patient safety: 4 quick points

Liberty Dayton Medical Clinic in Texas gained accreditation from the American Association for Accreditation of Ambulatory Surgery Facilities as a rural health clinic.

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Here are four quick points to know:

1. Liberty Dayton Medical Clinic is a division of Liberty Dayton Regional Medical Center and Liberty County Hospital District No. 1.

2. The clinic passed an inspection on important criteria concerning patient safety by board certified medical specialists trained to perform the inspection.

3. The points of inspection by AAAASF for an outpatient surgery center include general environment, general safety, blood and medications, medical records, quality assessment and improvement and personnel.

4. Jim Koulovatos, CEO of Liberty Dayton Regional Medical Center attributes the achievement to the clinic’s staff, led by Joyce DeBarge, RN, Clinic Manager.

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