A model frequently used to describe medical error is the “Swiss cheese model” described in the book Managing the Risks of Organizational Accidents by James T. Reason. The concept is simple: reduce the number of holes (errors) and increase the number of barriers (error prevention...
When reviewing your team’s application process, consider where problems often arise that slow down the processing time. Some delays are due to staffing issues in the medical staff services department that can inhibit timely processing and hinder medical staff department chairs’ ability to review...
This sample bylaws language from Kathy Matzka, CPMSM, CPCS, FMSP, pertains which clinical services are appropriately delivered through telemedicine and the scope of those services.
This bylaws language is an excerpt from the Massachusetts Medical Society Model Medical Staff Bylaws pertaining to notice of NPDB reportability. It was shared with CRCJ by Libby A. Snelson, Esq., legal counsel for the Medical Staff, PLLC.
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The 2020 MSP Salary Survey Report sheds light on urgent focuses, burgeoning functions, and emerging markets identified by medical staffmovers and shakers who keep their finger on the industry’s pulse. By using the trends detailed in this report to enrich their professional...
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)...
