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Credentialing Processes & Standards Flashcards

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  1. Under NCQA, how frequently must CAQH ProView users re-attest that their profile information is current?

    Answer: Every 120 days

    CAQH requires providers to re-attest their ProView data every 120 days.

  2. Focused Professional Practice Evaluation (FPPE) is required by The Joint Commission in which situation?

    Answer: For all practitioners newly requesting privileges

    FPPE applies to all initially requested privileges and when concerns arise about a current practitioner.

  3. Which item is verified through the National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB)?

    Answer: Malpractice payment history and adverse licensure actions

    The NPDB contains malpractice payments and adverse actions on licensure, privileges and memberships.

  4. In delegated credentialing, what is the delegating organization's ongoing responsibility under NCQA?

    Answer: Oversight including at least annual evaluation of the delegate

    The delegating organization retains accountability and must annually evaluate the delegate's performance.

  5. Which is an acceptable primary source for verifying board certification of an MD?

    Answer: ABMS Certification Matters or the specialty board

    ABMS and the certifying member board are recognized primary sources for board certification.

  6. What is the main purpose of the credentialing committee in a health plan?

    Answer: To review credentialing files and make network participation decisions

    The credentialing committee uses peer review to decide whether practitioners meet network standards.

  7. Under NCQA, ongoing monitoring of Medicare/Medicaid sanctions and license limitations must occur at what minimum frequency?

    Answer: Within 30 calendar days of new information release

    NCQA requires review of sanction and limitation information within 30 calendar days of its release.

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