Poll results: Does your facility conduct centralized peer review?
Medical Staff Leader Connection, October 14, 2009
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A recent poll on HCPro.com reveals that more hospitals conduct centralized peer review compared to conducting peer review within individual departments. Sixty percent of respondents indicate that they conduct centralized peer review, while 40% indicate that they continue to conduct peer review within individual departments. To learn more about centralized peer review, check out this Medical Staff Briefing article.
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