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Writing Medical Staff Bylaws: How to Avoid Compliance Gaps and Implement Best Practices

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During this 90-minute program, expert speaker Michael R. Callahan, JD, will dive into several recommendations and implementations of bylaw amendments to improve compliance but avoid being overly prescriptive. Callahan will review sections of typical medical staff bylaws to point out common mistakes or lapses in language that can lead to legal trouble for an organization. In addition, medical staff leaders and MSPs will learn how healthcare reform is changing medical staff bylaws.

At the conclusion of this program, participants will be able to:

Recommend and implement bylaw amendments to comply with state and federal laws and accreditation standards
Adopt medical staff bylaw revisions that comply with the requirement to report to the National Practitioner Data Bank, but limit the need to do so
Develop an understanding of how healthcare reform is affecting medical staff bylaws and MSP responsibilities
Understand how to use bylaws to maximize peer review protections

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