Privileging

In today’s variable healthcare climate, hospitals should take extra pains to assemble a medical staff that’s capable of—and committed to—achieving...Read More »

Identifying red flags within credentialing applications can be the first step to protecting yourself and your facility from a successful plaintiff...Read More »

As the number of practicing advanced practice professionals (APP) continues to increase, healthcare organizations need to be aware of the legal...Read More »

Survey focuses, like H&Ps, can provide perspective on the bigger privileging picture. Read More »

In 2014, The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) predicted that in the next 10 years, one-third of all doctors currently practicing...Read More »

Hospitals should allow advanced practice professionals (APP) the right to dispute any action that revokes, suspends, terminates, restricts, or...Read More »

Practitioners’ scopes of practice are primarily established by the state, rather than the federal, government. Hospitals then determine allowed...Read More »

Privileging the growing ranks of allied health professionals (AHP) poses distinctive challenges. Read More »

This week, CRC Daily covers advanced practice providers (APP). Today, we explore how APPs’ growing presence on the medical staff is...Read More »

Emergency privileges are not disaster privileges (and they’re not clinical privileges in emergency medicine). Nor are they defined in...Read More »