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BOP Program Statement 6090.04 § 10

HEALTH RECORD REVIEW

activein force · 2015-03-02 – presentact-effective-date

a. General. Maintaining accurately documented and complete health records requires HIM and

clinical staff to conduct regular health record reviews. Health Services meetings will include a

summary of the health record review findings to identify documentation issues which need to be

corrected.

b. Monthly Review. Each facility will review at least 15 records each month. The records to be

reviewed will be selected to cover all services provided. The outpatient health re cord audit

worksheet (Appendix E) may be used; however, local modification may be made to meet the

institution’s needs and comply with Joint Commission standards. Records will be reviewed,

audit worksheet completed, results discussed, and worksheet kept for at least one year.

History

PS 6090.04 dated 2015-03-02

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2026-09-20
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bop-ps-2026-09-20
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