Free Resource | Sample refer and follow/community physician privileges | As clinic-based provider and hospitalist models have become more prevalent in healthcare, medical staff organizations have been tasked with developing mechanisms in their bylaws that allow clinic practitioners to have some involvement in the care of their patients who are in the hospital without granting clinical privileges. The staff category of “Refer and Follow,” or, in this bylaw example, “Community Physicians,” sets realistic expectations for practitioners to stay informed about the status of their clinic patients while they are in the hospital. Looking for more sample forms? See today's new members-only content. |
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New Content: Members Only | 21st-century peer review | Published 3/5/18 Last month, my column covered the evolution of peer review during the 20th century and some lessons learned from its successes and failures. To quickly summarize, the changes in medical staff structures and functions began to intertwine with a desire for better measurement of physician performance in the first decade of the 21st century. This would ultimately impact the following four areas of medical staff peer review: Multi-specialty peer review, Standardization of case review, Aggregate physician performance measures, Movement toward a positive peer review culture. |
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CRC Announcements | Help us plan our next book | What would you like to see included in the following book: The Credentialing Resource Center’s Top Tools and Forms of 2018. This book would be a compilation of the CRC expert community’s favorite field-sourced materials, complete with helpful commentary on each chosen resource’s merit and potential applications in the field. Please let us know what types of forms you would like to see included in this book, if you would prefer a hard copy or electronic version, and what type of advice should accompany the forms. |
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