Date Issued
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Report Number
15-00128-359
No. 1
to Veterans Health Administration (VHA)
We recommended that managers ensure review of the hazardous materials inventory occurs twice within a 12-month period at the Southeast VA CBOC.
No. 2
to Veterans Health Administration (VHA)
We recommended that hand hygiene compliance is monitored at the Southeast VA CBOC and reported to the Infection Control Committee.
No. 3
to Veterans Health Administration (VHA)
We recommended that examination tables and curtains provide adequate privacy for women veterans at the Southeast VA CBOC.
No. 4
to Veterans Health Administration (VHA)
We recommended that the information technology server closets at the Southeast VA CBOC are maintained according to information technology safety and security standards.
No. 5
to Veterans Health Administration (VHA)
We recommended that the staff at the Southeast VA CBOC participate in scheduled emergency management training.
No. 6
to Veterans Health Administration (VHA)
We recommended that clinic staff consistently complete diagnostic assessments for patients with a positive alcohol screen.
No. 7
to Veterans Health Administration (VHA)
We recommended that clinic staff provide education and counseling for patients with positive alcohol screens and alcohol consumption above National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism limits.
No. 8
to Veterans Health Administration (VHA)
We recommended that managers ensure that patients with excessive persistent alcohol use receive brief treatment or are evaluated by a specialty provider within 2 weeks of the screening.
No. 9
to Veterans Health Administration (VHA)
We recommended that Clinic Registered Nurse Care Managers receive motivational interviewing and health coaching training within 12 months of appointment to Patient Aligned Care Teams.
No. 10
to Veterans Health Administration (VHA)
We recommended that providers and clinical associates in the outpatient clinics receive health coaching training within 12 months of appointment to Patient Aligned Care Teams.
No. 11
to Veterans Health Administration (VHA)
We recommended that clinicians provide human immunodeficiency virus testing as part of routine medical care for patients and that compliance is monitored.