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| In a one hour free presentation tomorrow, 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. You'll learn how to: - Explain the major biases affecting peer review - Implement methods to reduce specific bias affecting case review - Strengthen oversight of OPPE and FPPE to increase fairness and improve performance Agenda: - What types of bias affect peer review? - Reducing selection bias by better case screening criteria - Reducing outcome bias by focused reviewer questions - Reducing hindsight bias by standardizing case review scoring - Reducing group bias through multi-specialty review - Reducing statistical bias by defining OPPE indicators and targets - Reducing personal bias by FPPE plan development oversight | |
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