With 26,735 nurse practitioners (NP), Florida ranks as the state with the highest number of actively licensed NPs. California and Texas round out the top three, with 23,752 and 20,307, respectively. Those three states are also the most populated ones in the U.S.

Practically every role in a healthcare organization can stand to have a healthy relationship with the IT department. This includes MSPs. In the course of a routine day, MSPs often need to work with IT, or someone familiar with the facility’s IT infrastructure. Yet the reality of these relationships, such as between an MSP and the IT clinical informatics team, often comes down to IT tickets and support lines, according to Eric Stengel, CPCS, SHRM-CP, a medical staff administration analyst.

In this 90-minute webinar, Sharon Beckwith, CEO of MD Review, and Brock Bordelon, MD, medical director at MD Review, provide actionable strategies for effective peer review, offer evaluation methodologies for monitoring physician performance, and describe common pitfalls that impede the peer review process. The speakers also highlight the crucial role of communication in effective peer review and explain the advantages of methods such as simulation, proctoring, and external review. Additionally, Beckwith and Bordelon discuss why peer review is so important and how MSPs and the medical staff can work together to ensure that it is done effectively.