You have requested access to member only content.
Sample language for amending bylaws
Medical staffs would not want to see any one individual force a proposed bylaws amendment through the voting process because this could jam up the medical staff and board with amendments that don’t have significant support. In the past, any individual could propose an amendment, which was then vetted by a bylaws committee or the medical executive committee. Under the current standard, this vetting process can be used, but it is no longer necessary.
This is an excerpt from a members-only article. Please log in or become a member to read the complete article.
Please Log In
Unable to log in?
Click here to reset your password or unlock your account.
Forgot your username?
Contact customer care at customerservice@hcpro.com or call 800-650-6787, between 8 AM - 5 PM CT
Not a member? Let's fix that!
A membership to Credentialing Resource Center (CRC) provides credentialing and medical staff professionals with a searchable database of continuously updated tools, best practice strategies, and compliance tips developed by industry experts. With three levels of membership, you can choose the solution that works best for you!
Register to access the free content available through the CRC site or become a member today. Click here for more information.
For questions and support, please call CRC customer service: 800-650-6787.