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The California Department of Health has issued a new All Facilities Letter, correcting information from a previous letter (AFL 06-22). This letter outlines the reporting requirements for healthcare facilities, such as nursing homes and hospitals, in the event of emergency or disaster-related occurrences that threaten patient welfare, safety, or health. Facilities must report such occurrences to the Department of Health Services (DHS) Licensing and Certification (L&C) Program. If an emergency or disaster results in patient evacuation, transfer, or discharge, facilities must contact DHS L&C. The letter provides guidelines for reporting during normal business hours and after-hours or when the local DHS L&C district office is non-operational. Non-compliance with these reporting requirements may result in penalties or other consequences for healthcare facilities. It is crucial for affected facilities to be aware of these guidelines and implement necessary changes to ensure patient safety and compliance with state regulations.
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