A credentialing coordinator discovers that a practitioner's primary source verification (PSV) for their medical school graduation was completed 4 years ago and the organization is preparing for NCQA re-accreditation. What is the most appropriate action?
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A
Re-verify the medical school graduation since PSV must be repeated every 3 years
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B
No action is needed because medical school graduation is a one-time, permanent credential that does not require re-verification
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C
Contact the practitioner to re-attest their graduation date before the re-accreditation survey
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D
Obtain a new copy of the diploma directly from the practitioner