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Medication and vaccine refrigerator temperature log - JCI MMU.2, AOP.6.5.1 (international)
A daily log for medication and vaccine refrigerators, recording temperature readings, safe range compliance, and actions for out-of-range events.
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What it is for
This template provides a structured daily log for monitoring medication and vaccine refrigerator temperatures.
- Recording daily current, minimum, and maximum refrigerator temperatures
- Verifying temperatures are within the safe range (2°C to 8°C)
- Documenting thermometer resets
- Logging actions taken when temperatures are out of range
- Maintaining compliance with JCI accreditation standards
- Ensuring proper storage conditions for medications and vaccines
The full question list
1. Refrigerator Identification
- Refrigerator identifier (e.g., location, asset tag) *
- Contents (e.g., vaccines, specific medications) *
2. Daily Temperature Readings
- Date and time of reading *
- Current temperature reading *
- Minimum temperature recorded since last reset *
- Maximum temperature recorded since last reset *
- The current temperature is within the safe range (2°C to 8°C) *
- The minimum temperature recorded is within the safe range (2°C to 8°C) *
- The maximum temperature recorded is within the safe range (2°C to 8°C) *
- Thermometer reset after reading *
3. Out-of-Range Actions
- If out of range, stock was quarantined
- If out of range, the pharmacist was notified
- If out of range, the supervisor was notified
- Details of action taken when temperature was out of range (if applicable)
4. Sign-off
- Name of person completing this log *
- Date and time of sign-off *
- Signature of person completing this log *
References
- Supports evidence for: Joint Commission International Accreditation Standards for Ambulatory Care, AOP.6.5.1 (4th Edition)
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Read the source - Supports evidence for: Joint Commission International Accreditation Standards for Ambulatory Care, MMU.2 (4th Edition)
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Read the source - Required by: Joint Commission International Accreditation Standards for Ambulatory Care, AOP.6.5.1 (4th Edition)
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Read the source - Required by: Joint Commission International Accreditation Standards for Ambulatory Care, AOP.6.5.1 (4th Edition)
AccrediMe is not affiliated with or endorsed by Joint Commission International (JCI). Standards are cited by identifier only; the standards are JCI's and are not reproduced.
Read the source - Required by: Joint Commission International Accreditation Standards for Ambulatory Care, AOP.6.5.1 (4th Edition)
AccrediMe is not affiliated with or endorsed by Joint Commission International (JCI). Standards are cited by identifier only; the standards are JCI's and are not reproduced.
Read the source - Supports evidence for: Joint Commission International Accreditation Standards for Ambulatory Care, AOP.6.5.1 (4th Edition)
AccrediMe is not affiliated with or endorsed by Joint Commission International (JCI). Standards are cited by identifier only; the standards are JCI's and are not reproduced.
Read the source - Supports evidence for: Joint Commission International Accreditation Standards for Ambulatory Care, AOP.6.5.1 (4th Edition)
AccrediMe is not affiliated with or endorsed by Joint Commission International (JCI). Standards are cited by identifier only; the standards are JCI's and are not reproduced.
Read the source - Supports evidence for: Joint Commission International Accreditation Standards for Ambulatory Care, AOP.6.5.1 (4th Edition)
AccrediMe is not affiliated with or endorsed by Joint Commission International (JCI). Standards are cited by identifier only; the standards are JCI's and are not reproduced.
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How the score works
The score is the share of scored questions that pass. N/A is left out of the score; text, dates and signatures are recorded but not scored. A completed template is a record of what you checked; it is not an inspection by a regulator or an accreditation body.
Questions
Why is daily temperature logging important?
Daily logging ensures that medications and vaccines are consistently stored within their required temperature ranges, preserving their efficacy and safety, and meeting regulatory and accreditation standards.
What should I do if a temperature is out of range?
If a temperature is out of range, immediately quarantine the affected stock, notify the pharmacist or supervisor, and document all actions taken in this log.