Hospitals in rural areas face some formidable peer review obstacles. For starters, rural hospitals might not have a large enough medical staff to...Read More »
Per the Constitution of the State of Florida, Amendment 7 (the Patient’s Right to Know About Adverse Medical Incidents) gives patients the...Read More »
As a credentialing professional, how many peer recommendation letters have passed across your desk? Probably countless. You know what the good,...Read More »
Between mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, exclusive contracts, and physician-owned hospitals and clinics, it’s no wonder physicians find...Read More »
By now, medical staffs know the purpose of focused professional practice evaluation (FPPE): It’s a focused review to evaluate a practitioner’s...Read More »
As long as doctors treat patients effectively and efficiently, they are doing their jobs well, right? Maybe that was the case in years past, but...Read More »
Is the document you just filed in a physician’s confidential peer review file really considered a peer review document? Are you maintaining...Read More »
