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A thorough guide to OPPE & FPPE,
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With negligent credentialing claims on the rise, the pressure on MSPs and medical staff leaders to reduce legal vulnerabilities in their vetting and governance processes is higher than ever.

Negligent Credentialing: Strategies for Reducing Hospital Risk provides the context and strategy necessary to tamp down risk and take appropriate action when good faith efforts fail to prevent litigation.

Drawing on his extensive medicolegal background, author Todd Sagin, MD, JD, offers practical guidance, accessible case summaries, and customizable tools for understanding key negligent credentialing concepts, avoiding top pitfalls, and contesting allegations.
 
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