Peer Review, OPPE, and FPPE

Dr. Young's husband is Dr. Primus, an employed primary care physician whose practice is 100% in an ambulatory setting affiliated with Coordinated...Read More »

The relationship between quality and medical staff services is critical in the effectiveness of OPPE and FPPE activities, says Juli...Read More »

Physicians tend to be paid on a production basis (e.g., fee for service or work relative value units), and time away from seeing patients costs...Read More »

Today’s free resource is a grid to help you decide whether practitioners are eligible for membership, clinical privileges, and what type of...Read More »

The following is an excerpt from Proctoring, FPPE, and...Read More »

The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin (the "Court") ordered a hospital to comply with a subpoena served by the U.S....Read More »

This week’s tip comes from Credentialing A to Z. OPPE isn’t without its difficulties...Read More »

Peer review is conducted using multiple sources of information. This week’s free resource is a portion of a chart from...Read More »

Why do so many organizations struggle with peer review? During the recent webcast, “...Read More »

Competence evaluations for allied health professionals (AHP) is not onerous. For Joint Commission–accredited organizations, the HR standards...Read More »