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The American Hospital Association Survey Center
The American Hospital Association (AHA) Survey Center is responsible for building, disseminating, collecting and supporting several key surveys distributed to the field, including the AHA Annual Survey and the AHA Annual Survey Information Technology Supplement.
The American Hospital Association Annual Survey
The AHA Annual Survey is an important source of provider data and the source for AHA Guide®, Hospital Statistics™ and numerous academic studies.
The American Hospital Association Information Technology Supplement Survey
The data collected through the AHA Annual IT Supplement Survey enables the AHA to address key questions from policymakers, the media, and the public.
Joint Commission streamlines accreditation process, removes over 700 requirements
The Joint Commission June 30 announced a new, streamlined process that removes 714 requirements from its hospital accreditation program.
Survey: Positivity wanes to new low on Americans’ mental and physical health
Americans' assessments of their mental and physical health are the least positive they have been in the history of Gallup’s 24-year poll on the subject, with just 75% and 76% respectively rating their mental and physical health as “excellent” or “good” according its latest survey released March 13.
AHA comments on proposed rule for accrediting organizations
Commenting April 12 on a proposed rule to strengthen oversight of accrediting organizations, AHA told the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services it supports requiring accrediting organizations to use Medicare’s Conditions of Participation and Conditions for Coverage as their minimum accreditation standards, and to provide an explicit crosswalk of their standards with relevant Medicare regulations.
Standards, Surveys, Accreditation
The AHA supports recent changes to the Medicare Conditions of Participation, as well as important updates related to Joint Commission accreditation.