Various accreditors require you to measure the competency of an advanced practice practitioner (APP), such as a nurse practitioner or physician...Read More »
For MSPs, tracking low-volumeadvanced practice practitioners (APP) seems like a balance between relying on technology and manual efforts to collect data. Use this form as a tool to augment and satisfy the APP OPPE review process, specifically in the absence of meaningful, harvestable clinical...
One way to determine future plans for low-volume practitioners is to ask them to complete an intended practice plan. This can be used for new applicants as well as at the time of reappointment. Utilization of this form is a quick way to establish the advanced practice practitioners' (APP)...
There are a few things to keep in mind regarding advanced practice professionals (APP), sometimes known as mid-level practitioners, although this...Read More »
Knowing what the standards say regarding who can provide a recommendation is the science behind peer references. The art is establishing best practices that support the capture of information from the best possible sources. For a full description of each accreditor’s standards for peer...
Peer recommendations are powerful tools for MSPs. They often complete the picture you are trying to put together of the advanced practice...Read More »
The verification process for advanced practice professionals (APP) mimics the process for members of the medical staff in principle and within the designated time frames. Upon receipt of an application from an APP, there are several steps the medical staff office must take. Download these sample...
When exploring the possibility of bringing APPs into your organization, start by taking stock of your current practitioners. Are any APPs already...Read More »
Can a supervisory or collaborative agreement be considered an addendum to an APP’s delineation of privileges, or should the agreement’s contents...Read More »
