Tip of the week: When converting to core, start with easy to manage specialties
Credentialing Resource Center Connection , March 12, 2009
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Some specialties or subspecialties will, by their nature or design, be easier to convert from laundry list to core privileges (e.g., emergency medicine and pathology). Target these specialties before attempting to tackle the more complex, difficult, or combative ones.
This week’s tip is from Converting to Core Privileging: 10 Essential Steps to a Criteria-Based Program, by Vicki L. Searcy, CPMSM, and Sally J. Pelletier, CPMSM, CPCS.
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