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Although all hospitals have a peer review system in place, many struggle to implement systems that are not only meaningful but eliminating bias wherever possible.
Bias in a peer review system can have disastrous effects, leading a facility down the path toward negligent credentialing or, in the worst-case scenarios, loss of hospital accreditation.
In a one hour presentation, Robert J. Marder, MD will help physician reviewers and committee members understand the various kinds of bias that can be present in their program and present the steps they can take to reducing these individual forms of bias. |
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| PS: if you're looking for one-on-one, expert advice on making lasting changes in your peer review program, take the first step toward an improved peer review culture by clicking here |
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