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What does effective peer review
look like?

We've got the answers for you!

Peer Review Committee Essentials Handbook, Second Edition, breaks down the three main participating groups in the peer review process—the peer review coordinator, the physician reviewer, and the committee member/chair—providing the guidelines and knowledge needed to be a valuable peer reviewer.

Offering efficient, focused, and improvement-oriented practices for coordinators, physicians, and peer review committee members, the handbook can help participants understand the flow of peer review and how they must work together to perform their roles effectively.

This resource will help you:

Orient new peer review committee members on best practices
Teach peer review participants how to be an asset throughout the process
Outline issues around discoverability, conflict of interest, and confidentiality
Select and analyze physician performance measures

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