Tracer
A mock surveyor takes your staff through a scoped JCI survey on camera — readiness brief, document audit, clinical quiz, live interview — and hands back a verdict with a remediation roadmap.
Walk the tracer trail
Follow real patients, medical devices, cold-chain medications, and infection control systems across departments. Each stop tells you what to inspect and what to record, and logs findings directly into your matrix.
Tracer Readiness
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11 wards covered114
13 gaps found9 stages · ACC, IPSG, AOP, SQE, PFR, FMS, ASC, MMU, PCI, COP, MOI, PFE, QPS
9 stages · GLD, FMS, MOI, SQE, MMU, IPSG, PCI, QPS
7 stages · MMU, QPS, FMS, IPSG, PCI, MOI, COP
How this works
Pick tracer lifecycle
Select a simulated patient journey, biomedical asset, cold-chain medication, or infection control pathway.
Guided at every point
At every stop the trace tells you exactly what to look at, what good looks like, and what to record.
Evaluate staff readiness
Accredisense Intelligence evaluates response completeness, identifies contradictions against policies, and grades preparedness.
Instant mock findings
Immediate scoring and corrective guidance to coach staff before the actual survey.
13 fixes waiting · 9 gaps found here → Tracer Gaps & Remediation Hub
114 points scored across 11 departments
12 on the agenda
Across patient, equipment, medication and system tracers
Non-compliant points, each eligible to raise a finding
Available hospital tracer lifecycles
4 lifecycles readyIndividual patient tracer — acute medical admission
Follows one acutely unwell patient from the ambulance door to the follow-up clinic, stopping wherever the patient changed hands.
Chapters: ACC, IPSG, AOP, SQE, PFR, FMS, ASC, MMU, PCI, COP, MOI, PFE, QPS
Equipment tracer — life-support device
Follows one biomedical asset from the purchase order to the disposal store, asking at every stage who was responsible for it being safe.
Chapters: GLD, FMS, MOI, SQE, MMU, IPSG, PCI, QPS
Medication tracer — cold-chain and high-alert supply
Follows one medication lot from the loading bay to the patient and to the waste bin, checking every place its temperature, label or dose could go wrong.
Chapters: MMU, QPS, FMS, IPSG, PCI, MOI, COP
System tracer — prevention and control of infection
Follows the infection prevention programme itself rather than one patient: who owns it, how it was designed, who was trained, and whether the data changed anything.
Chapters: GLD, PCI, QPS, MOI, SQE, FMS