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	This is an excerpt from a member-only article. To read the article in its entirety, please login, subscribe, or try out HSC for 30 days. Select a spokesperson when dealing with the media EMAIL THIS STORY \| PRINT THIS STORY \| SUBSCRIBE \| ARCHIVES January 18, 2002 Larger hospitals often have spokespeople to handle media calls, but even in those cases, the actual interview may fall to a safety officer who is more familiar with an incident. Smaller facilities may not even have a media relations position. This is an excerpt from a member-only article. To read the article in its entirety, please login, subscribe, or try out HSC for 30 days.

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This book by former Joint Commission life safety surveyor Brad Keyes, CHSP, provides a practical, strategic approach to the life safety survey process. Keyes offers a room-by-room, floor-by-floor analysis of the life safety measures you need to have in place to avoid costly citations. He simplifies confusing Joint Commission standards and CMS requirements and reveals what you should be focusing on to pass your next life safety survey.

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