On-Demand 20-Minute Session
Recorded on Tuesday, April 29, 2025
Maintaining compliance in today’s environment hinges on keeping up with varied and changing requirements. Every state and accreditation agency takes a different approach to the same situations. Think about infection control—and the inconsistency in everything from tuberculosis testing to measles re-emergence.
The key is your ability to adapt and protect your organization.
In this information session, Holly Nagatoshi, RN, BSN, MSN Ed., an experienced nurse executive and UCA accreditation surveyor, breaks down how to stay ahead of deficiencies and citations, using infection prevention as her example. (If you can simplify that, you can simplify everything!)
Key topics include how to:
- Avoid being caught off guard by changing rules
- Maintain compliance with complex regulations like infection control
- Standardize processes across multiple locations and all regulations
Meet The Speaker
Holly Nagatoshi, RN, BSN, MSN Ed
Holly Nagatoshi, RN, BSN, MSN Ed, is an experienced Nurse Executive and Clinical Operations leader with over 30 years of diverse clinical and leadership experience. She currently works with organizations as a Senior Healthcare consultant. Holly has served as a member of the UCA Quality Program Committee and a UCA Accreditation Surveyor for the past six years.
Holly has held various positions throughout the years in acute care, including Chief Nursing Officer, Director of Emergency Services, and multiple service lines with operational, quality, and regulatory compliance responsibility. Additionally, in the outpatient setting, she has most recently supported an organization through a transition as the Chief Clinical Officer. She has prior experience in Practice Management and has held roles as Regional Director for small and large organizations with oversight of multiple locations with Primary, Specialty and Urgent Care locations.