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07.3.2.20
Safety and performance improvement activities

Palliative Care Support Protocol 3.2

The Patient and Family Rights department establishes, implements and monitors documented operational procedures ensuring quality, clinical safety and regular compliance audits for palliative care support.

Compliance Criteria

  • 1Approved standard operating procedure for palliative care support reviewed within the last 3 years
  • 2Designated qualified personnel assigned to monitor day-to-day palliative care support compliance
  • 3Regular documentation audits and evidence of corrective action implementation
  • 4Staff training records and competency assessments maintained in the department

Hospital Self-Rating

Rated by Pn. Rohani binti Ismail on 20 Jan 2026

Evidence frozen on 30 March 2026 (14 days before survey)

"The department has established comprehensive operational policies for palliative care support. Regular self-assessments and internal quality checks demonstrate consistent compliance across all operational shifts."

Evidence Documents (0)

A criterion with no document reads as unevidenced to the survey team.

Attach relevant hospital policies, registers, audit reports, or training records.

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Person-in-ChargeQuality Manager
Head of DepartmentHead of Clinical Services & Consultant Physician
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Surveyor Authority PaneAssigned: Dr. Mohd Anis Haron (Lead Surveyor)

Surveyor Rating

Committed 14 Apr 2026
Hospital: Partially met → Surveyor: Fully metDivergent
Committed Basis for Divergence:

"The hospital self-rated Partially Met conservatively during internal freeze; surveyor sampling of recent quarterly logs verified that palliative care support compliance is fully established in Patient and Family Rights."

Documented records and staff interviews in Patient and Family Rights substantiate consistent execution of palliative care support workflows across clinical shifts.

None specified.

None specified.