The operational process of credentialing a practitioner to participate in a health plan’s network has
some similarities to a hospital’s credentialing processes; however, there are also important distinctions.
The following table highlights some of the key differences between health...
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A health plan must designate a credentialing committee that uses a peer review process to make credentialing and recredentialing decisions. Members of the committee must include participating practitioners who can review and provide input on applicants for initial credentialing and...