Run committee governance, internal audits and drills, and keep training, equipment, licence and reporting obligations current.
Overview
Run committee governance, internal audits and drills, and keep training, equipment, licence and reporting obligations current. Vigil is accreditation and quality: turns what the hospital already does into live proof for an accreditation review.
It is an intermediate course in the Quality & Accreditation part of the catalog, built as 6 modules and 25 lessons. It is written for the Hospital Administrator, Quality Officer and Ward Manager roles.
This course takes about 2.5 hours to complete.
Outcomes
Prerequisites
Contents
6 modules · 25 lessons · 2h 28m
Committees that produce evidence: agendas from live data and action items that age.
4 lessons
The audit calendar, the checklist library, and findings that route themselves.
4 lessons
Fire, disaster and code-blue drills captured as defensible evidence packs.
3 lessons
Answer the assessor's question about any random staff member in one filtered read.
5 lessons
The annotation layer over the hospital's asset register, not a second copy of it.
4 lessons
One recurring-obligation engine behind every licence, return and notification duty.
5 lessons
Audience
Keep going
Same tool, same subject, or written for the same people.
Prove you can configure Vigil, run a mock assessment, evidence data-protection governance and assemble the assessor pack.
Read the readiness verdict, work the per-OE evidence pane, keep controlled documents current, and run a self-assessment.
Capture one WHO 5-Moments observation and follow it to the IPC.6.d evidence pane and the live readiness score.