Credentialing Resource Center Digest

Identify and overcome common medical staff assessment challenges

November 1, 2013

From advanced practice professionals to telemedicine providers, The Medical Staff’s Guide to Overcoming Competence Assessment Challenges will walk you through every step of collecting adequate performance data to assess practitioner competence. This book addresses many of the common...

Medical Staff Briefing - Volume 23, Issue 11

Does your organization have a utilization management ­committee?

November 1, 2013

Did you know that, hidden away in the CMS Conditions of ­Participation (CoP), there is an often-overlooked requirement that is ideal for increasing medical staff involvement and improving practice evaluation?

Credentialing Resource Center Journal - Volume 22, Issue 11

Credentialing Resource Center Journal, November 2013

November 1, 2013

Keeping ahead of new ≠technology privileging issues

Chances are good that your medical services department has already been given the challenging task of assessing a telemedicine ≠providers' competency or for a practitioner who is using a

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Credentialing Resource Center Journal - Volume 22, Issue 11

Form follows function when it comes to an effective credentials committee

November 1, 2013

As hospitals' medical staffs change, many organizations are reviewing the composition of their credentials ­committee and what is expected of members-and medical services ­professionals are wondering who should be on the credentials committee and for how long. 

Credentialing Resource Center Digest

For all you do ...

November 1, 2013

The 21st annual National Medical Staff Services Awareness Week is just ahead, from November 3-9. In honor of all that MSPs do, HCPro is offering you and your colleagues a 20% discount on all of our medical staff and credentialing products from November 4 to 8. Visit the HCMarketplace...

Credentialing Resource Center Digest

Peer messengers help physicians get back on track

November 1, 2013

A program at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, in Nashville is making significant inroads in helping physicians improve the way they practice medicine or change behaviors after patients complain about them, either because of their actions or their clinical work. If they are having trouble...

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