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WVP Documentation Binder Index
A surveyor’s program is only as strong as the evidence behind it. This index organizes the documentation a surveyor actually reviews into one maintained, survey-ready binder — the program of record — so evidence is produced in minutes, not reconstructed under pressure. Seven tabbed sections, each mapped to its Chapter 331, Joint Commission, and OSHA basis.
What you get
- A seven-tab binder structure (A–G) covering every artifact a surveyor opens, from the written plan to the annual governing-body report.
- A contents note for each tab describing exactly what document belongs there and why a surveyor wants it.
- The primary-source basis for each section, so the binder doubles as a compliance crosswalk across Ch. 331, the Joint Commission, and OSHA.
- A printable tab-and-divider layout you can drop into a physical or digital binder.
- A path to having VIGILO assemble and maintain the binder as your Chapter 331 program of record.
A look inside
What you will see
The seven binder tabs
One indexed file containing all of the below is the difference between a survey that is a walkthrough and one that is a scramble. Each tab maps to the records surveyors request.
- A. Written WVP plan & policies
- B. Committee record
- C. Risk / worksite analysis
- D. Training records
- E. Incident reporting, tracking & trending
- F. Post-incident response records
- G. Annual plan evaluation & governance
Why the binder is the program of record
Documentation is the program of record — and, after a serious incident, the documentation is the defense. Discovery asks whether the facility had a plan, followed it, reported events, supported the employee, and acted on the data. The binder is where each of those answers lives.
Get the download
Get the WVP Documentation Binder Index template emailed to you — the seven-tab structure surveyors expect, with a contents note and primary source for each section.
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Primary sources
TX HSC Chapter 331 (SB 240, 2023); 26 TAC §133.55; HHSC PL 2024-10; The Joint Commission Workplace Violence Prevention requirements (effective Jan. 1, 2022 for hospitals); OSHA General Duty Clause §5(a)(1) and Publication 3148.
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