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Friday, May 31, 2019
 

Weekly Roundup

AOA boards moving to online recertification assessments

The American Osteopathic Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology is testing the use of short online exams as a replacement to its written recertification exam.

Evaluation tool for medical staff committees

This tool does a great job of identifying various aspects of medical staff committees that may require increased administrative support as well as identifying other opportunities for improvement and efficacy that might be achieved through outsourcing or changes in technology or workflow.

A routine history and physical may miss many important aspects that are desirable for a fitness-for-work exam. Are there any specifics that assess the needs of particular physicians?

Whoever is going to perform this exam should have the delineation of privileges form so they know what it is that a practitioner is doing in his or her practice, and then the exam can be customized appro­priately, says Todd Sagin, MD, JD. If you are a radiologist, obviously your visual capacity is really important, but your ability to stand for 10 hours doing a vascular operation is not.

 

New Content: Members Only

Full May issues of CRCJ and MSB now available for download

CRC members can now peruse all of the online articles from the May 2019 issues of CRCJ and MSB, as well as full-color PDFs here:

To access the relevant full-issue PDF, select "DOWNLOAD FULL ISSUE" at the top of the page.

Louisiana Appellate Court: Qualified immunity does not protect hospitals in negligent credentialing suits

The Fifth Circuit Louisiana Court of Appeals (the “Court”) affirmed a district court decision ruling that federal and state immunity provisions do not provide hospitals immunity from patient-brought suits for negligent credentialing.

 

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