Credentialing strategies for a changing environment establishing and operating an effective program /

Credentialing strategies for a changing environment [electronic resource] : establishing and operating an effective program / Jack S. Schroder, Jr., Alston and Bird, Atlanta, Georgia.

"This portfolio analyzes the procedural and substantive components of a successful credentialing program in a hospital, network, or health plan setting. The emphasis is on establishing and operating an effective program and on avoiding legal problems through careful planning."

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Online Access: Law Students, Faculty, and Staff (via Bloomberg Law)
Main Author: Schroder, Jack S., Jr., 1948- (Author)
Other title:Bloomberg Law online
Bloomberg Law online.
Format: Electronic Website
Language:English
Published: Arlington, VA : Bureau of National Affairs, [1996]-
Series:Health law & business portfolio series ; portfolio 1000
Subjects:
Medical personnel > Selection and appointment > United States.
Medical personnel > Rating of > United States.
Medical personnel > United States.
Hospitals > United States > Employees.
Personnel médical > Sélection et nomination > États-Unis.
Personnel médical > États-Unis > Évaluation.
Personnel médical > États-Unis.
Hôpitaux > États-Unis > Personnel.
Hospitals > Employees.
Medical personnel.
Medical personnel > Rating of.
Medical personnel > Selection and appointment.
United States.
Table of Contents:
  • Detailed analysis. Introduction
  • Relevance in today's healthcare environment
  • Procedural components of an effective program
  • Effective bylaw provisions, or helping yourself in advance
  • Reasons for corrective action
  • The appeal hearing
  • Confidentiality of records and proceedings
  • Antitrust issues
  • Credentialing in the managed care era
  • Working papers.

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