The precise procedure to fulfill this need is not specified in the guidelines, but it is recommended that the organized medical staff consider any evidence of an odd trend or an excessive number of professional liability cases leading to a verdict.
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Requires the greatest level of education and training among the three offered by HP/CVO.
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AOA and AMA
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At the time of credentialing, the credentials information must be accurate, up to date, and no older than 365 calendar days.
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The AOA, the ECFMG, and the AMA
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The medical personnel needs a way to look through documentation of their professional training.
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A healthcare institution, including but not limited to hospitals (health systems), health plans, ambulatory care settings, group practices, and credentialing verification organizations, is usually the employer or contracting party for the Certified Provider Credentialing Specialist (CPCS).
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Needs confirmation from the original source or other approved sources of equal value.
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The State licensing board where the practitioner is asking privileges must verify the primary source.
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The greatest degree of education and training obtained across the three levels. Board certification is sufficient if it is obtained.
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CMS does not say anything about reviewing a malpractice history, but it does mandate that companies abide by local, state, and federal laws.
