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Traditional vs. Necessary Credentialing Practices - Hugh's Credentialing Digest

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Hugh's Credentialing Digest. Produced by Hugh Greeley. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Rarr; Hugh's Letters. Rarr; Traditional vs. Necessary Credentialing Practices. For MSPs Only: Adjust Your Style to Your Audience. Best Practices in Credentialing – The Professional Peer Reference →. Traditional vs. Necessary Credentialing Practices. February 17, 2015. July 10, 2015. Of medical school with a primary source? Perhaps the reason is nothing more than tradition. Can anyone reasonably argu...

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Hugh's Credentialing Digest - Page 2 of 36 - Produced by Hugh Greeley

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Hugh's Credentialing Digest. Produced by Hugh Greeley. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. From the Trenches: Best Practices in Credentialing – The Factual Reference. January 30, 2015. July 28, 2015. By William K. Cors. MD, MMM, FACPE. The following scenarios are all too common and they play out on a daily basis in many hospitals and health systems across the country:. The Something to Consider Seriously Approach. A second approach is to take the same situation and develop ...

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Best Practices in Credentialing - The Professional Peer Reference - Hugh's Credentialing Digest

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Hugh's Credentialing Digest. Produced by Hugh Greeley. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Rarr; Best Practices in Credentialing – The Professional Peer Reference. Traditional vs. Necessary Credentialing Practices. What a Proctor Isn’t →. Best Practices in Credentialing – The Professional Peer Reference. February 17, 2015. July 10, 2015. By William K. Cors. MD, MMM, FACPE. Peer recommendation that includes written information regarding the practitioner’s current:. Peer recommendations may...

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What a Proctor Isn't - Hugh's Credentialing Digest

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Hugh's Credentialing Digest. Produced by Hugh Greeley. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Rarr; What a Proctor Isn’t. Best Practices in Credentialing – The Professional Peer Reference. From the Trenches: Best Practices in Credentialing: Reference Errors →. What a Proctor Isn’t. July 10, 2015. July 29, 2015. The next issues of the Digest will address the proctor’s relationship to the staff, clinical privileges and compensation. That’s it for now. Best Practices in Credentialing – Th...

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Hugh's Credentialing Digest - Page 3 of 36 - Produced by Hugh Greeley

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Hugh's Credentialing Digest. Produced by Hugh Greeley. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. Hospitals Cannot be Drug Free Workplaces, but. December 16, 2014. January 30, 2015. One of my favorites was the suggestion that a physician at a hearing should be able to receive counsel from an attorney. Why medical staffs resisted that one escapes me. Early detection and provision of assistance (treatment) does work for physicians, just as it does for others. If some think such a re...

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Hugh's Credentialing Digest - Page 35 of 36 - Produced by Hugh Greeley

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Hugh's Credentialing Digest. Produced by Hugh Greeley. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. An Important Commentary on Clinical Service Lines Part 2. July 30, 2012. July 30, 2012. Is happy to present an excellent article on the subject of clinical service lines that was researched and written by Dr. William K. Cors. In his commentary, Dr. Cors answers five vital questions on this subject. The. Clinical Service Lines- Five Medical Staff Challenges. Hospitals and health system...

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The Evolution of the Medical Staff - Hugh's Credentialing Digest

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Hugh's Credentialing Digest. Produced by Hugh Greeley. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Rarr; Hugh's Letters. Rarr; The Evolution of the Medical Staff. For MSPs Only: Clean Up Your Language. For MSPs Only: Adjust Your Style to Your Audience →. The Evolution of the Medical Staff. February 3, 2015. February 17, 2015. And then consider possible parallels to today’s confused and evolving medical staff model. Obstetrical services, which previously had been provided at home or in freestandin...

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Hugh's Credentialing Digest - Page 36 of 36 - Produced by Hugh Greeley

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Hugh's Credentialing Digest. Produced by Hugh Greeley. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. Addressing Unprofessional Conduct: A Guide for Physician Leaders. July 16, 2012. July 16, 2012. Dr Todd Sagin, M.D., J.D. To get your own complimentary copy of. Addressing Unprofessional Conduct: A Guide for Physician Leaders. By Todd Sagin, MD, JD. Credentialing Principles Make for Successful Credentialing Programs. Following this principle saves embarrassment, eliminates hearings an...

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For MSPs Only: Clean Up Your Language - Hugh's Credentialing Digest

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Hugh's Credentialing Digest. Produced by Hugh Greeley. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Rarr; For MSPs Only: Clean Up Your Language. From the Archives: A Pioneer of Antiseptic Procedures. The Evolution of the Medical Staff →. For MSPs Only: Clean Up Your Language. January 30, 2015. February 3, 2015. By Vicki L. Searcy. And Peggy A. Greeley. This month’s tip deals with communication skills. Never use profanity. There are more effective ways to express yourself. And Peggy A. Greeley.

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For MSPs Only: Adjust Your Style to Your Audience - Hugh's Credentialing Digest

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Hugh's Credentialing Digest. Produced by Hugh Greeley. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Rarr; For MSPs Only. Rarr; For MSPs Only: Adjust Your Style to Your Audience. The Evolution of the Medical Staff. Traditional vs. Necessary Credentialing Practices →. For MSPs Only: Adjust Your Style to Your Audience. February 17, 2015. February 17, 2015. By Vicki L. Searcy. And Peggy A. Greeley. This month’s tip deals with communication skills. This month’s tip was taken from “. To post a comment.