This form is easy to follow and has the required questions. Consider pairing it with a policy and procedure to guide its use and including a section to denote confirmation of the hospital’s assessment/ability to perform a new procedure or treatment, the need for new equipment, etc.
Intuition can be the product of personal or professional experience and should not be swept under the rug. In most cases, an MSL can acquire the necessary details to assuage any remaining doubts and make an informed decision. The CVO should identify any unusual findings that require further...
If a low- or no-volume practitioner is on staff at another hospital and working there, getting relevant data can be as easy as reaching out to the...Read More »
The United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit (the “Court”) affirmed the decision of a district court granting summary judgment in...Read More »
The Association for Ambulatory Health Care’s (AAAHC) quality roadmap points to credentialing, privileging, and peer review as pervasive trouble...Read More »
An expirables audit focuses on materials that expire and that therefore demand frequent verification to ensure ongoing effectiveness. Examples include professional liability insurance, licensure, OIG exclusion queries, DEA registration, clinical privilege forms, in-service educational...
In honor of MSP Awareness week, we are revisitng a column written by an MSP to remind you of the important work that you do on a daily basis....Read More »
A rise in interest in osteopathic medicine has led to confusion about who is trained to practice this type of medicine. Physician leaders and MSPs...Read More »
Amy Niehaus, CPMSM, CPCS, MBA, answers the question: At what point in the medical staff credentialing process can an application for enrollment be...Read More »
