Bariatric Mock Site Survey
As rigorous as the actual survey​
Navigating The MBSAQIP Can Be Confusing And Stressful Even For Well Established Bariatric Surgery Programs
The rigorous process of evaluation for a facility to become accredited was developed to measure outcomes, foster patient safety, and ensure surgical excellence. Once the facility completes either a new application or an application for reaccreditation, the next step is the inspection by a metabolic and bariatric surgeon surveyor.
Since Your Facility Has Significant Expenses Associated With The Site Survey Process, Ensure That Your Staff And Facility Are Well Prepared
A mock site survey will ensure facility and staff readiness and allow correction of identified deficiencies in advance. It is recommended that mock site inspections be scheduled four to six weeks prior to the anticipated site survey to ensure ample time to implement any necessary changes.
The Mock Site Inspection Will
- Provide a critical assessment to determine whether your program meets the current standards for MBSAQIP accreditation
- Provide recommendations to optimize readiness and implement best practices
- Provide a written report of the findings with deficiencies noted and opportunities for improvement in a detailed format
The MBSAQIP Standards Include
- Standard 1: Institutional Administrative Commitment
- Standard 2: Program Scope and Governance
- Standard 3: Facilities and Equipment Resources
- Standard 4: Personnel and Services Resources
- Standard 5: Patient Care: Expectations and Protocols
- Standard 6: Data surveillance and Systems
- Standard 7: Quality Improvement
- Standard 8: Education: Professional and Community Outreach
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