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.
The Association for Ambulatory Health Care’s (AAAHC) quality roadmap points to credentialing, privileging, and peer review as pervasive trouble...Read More »
Even when your facility has a policy for assessing and adding innovations, there is still a temptation to react to each individual practitioner’s application, rather than to consult the policy. Every request, it seems, comes with its own “special circumstances.” However, such a haphazard...
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