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CMS SOM App. H, Tag V309
ANSI/AAMI RD47:2002/A1:2003 Requirements as Adopted by Reference 42 CFR §
494.50(b)(1)
5.2.2 Documentation
Each person performing procedures for the multiple use of dialyzers shall have successfully
completed the dialysis facility’s training course relevant to that person’s task and
demonstrated competence in the area covered by his or her training. Successful completion
of training shall be certified by the medical director or his or her designated representative
and recorded in the trainee’s personnel file along with verification of the trainee having
received the instruction. Retraining is necessary when new procedures are undertaken.
Annual review of competence is required with appropriate retraining if deficiencies are
found.
Interpretive Guidance § 494.50(b)(1)
Facilities may cross-train staff from other positions, such as hemodialysis technicians or clerical
staff, to perform reprocessing. Each person assigned to dialyzer reprocessing must complete all
components of the training and demonstrate competency.
Personnel files should include:
• Evidence that the medical director/designee has certified each of the reprocessing
personnel who have successfully completed the required training;
• Annual competence review and applicable retraining;
• Retraining for any major change in the reuse program (e.g., a change in equipment
or germicide).
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- cms.gov
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- 2026-07-22
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- som-2026-07-22
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