Draft peer recommendations to make candidates shine and advance your organization's profile

As a credentialing professional, how many peer recommendation letters have passed across your desk? Probably countless. You know what the good, the bad, and the ugly looks like. But do your medical staff members and department chairs who write them on a regular basis know? Practitioners who receive on-the-job training for peer recommendations may produce okay letters, but with a little more training, they can produce great letters.

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