Housekeeping Audits

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Housekeeping Audits

Measuring the quality of service for our patients and staff

To ensure the quality of our service, Interior Health Housekeeping departments participate in the British Columbia Health Authority Housekeeping Audit Program which includes cleaning standards, external audits, and regular internal audits. This ensures that we are meeting industry standards and best practices.

Provincial housekeeping audits

Westech Systems FM Inc, an independent third-party auditor, conducted province-wide audits of housekeeping in BC hospitals and long-term care facilities. The final audit reports for Interior Health are listed below.

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