This article describes the formation of a Regulatory Advisory Council to address regulatory preparedness. The council used quality improvement methods to address data and findings from previous mock surveys and created 2 categories of work, an environment of care and clinical standards group, with checklists and work streams to improve organizational success with regulatory readiness.
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