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CMS SOM App. U, Tag R193

(2) Staff must demonstrate, in practice, the skills and techniques necessary to

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perform their duties and responsibilities.

Interpretive Guidelines: §403.740(b)(2)

As part of the performance evaluation, the RNHCI should establish a process for staff to

demonstrate their ability to perform their duties and responsibilities. For instance,

RNHCI management or individuals who supervise staff may conduct observations of care

provided to a patient, such as routine bathing or assisting a patient in movement from

bed to chair.

Survey Procedures:

• Interview supervisory staff and ask them what their process is for evaluating

competency among their staff.

• Review personnel records. Do RNHCI staff have documentation of their

performance reviews?

• Observe whether or not staff are knowledgeable about the needs of each patient

with whom they are assigned to work.

History

Rev. 239; Issued: 04-24-26; Effective: 04-24-26; Implementation: 04-24-26

Provenance

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Retrieved
2026-07-22
Edition
som-2026-07-22
Content hash
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