Tip of the Week: Don’t be fooled by AHP credentialing myths
Credentialing Resource Center Connection, July 19, 2007
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Eliminate excess credentialing by keeping the following myths out of your office.
- All AHPs must have privileges
- The medical staff must review the qualifications of AHPs individually
- The board must approve all AHPs individually
- All AHPs must be accommodated
- The medical staff office must process all AHPs
- Because the state permits independent practice, the hospital must permit it as well
This week's tip is from A Guide to AHP Credentialing, by Beverly E. Pybus, CPMSM, and Carol S. Cairns, CPMSM, CPCS. For more information, click here.
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