Tool for evaluating committees
Medical Staff Leader Connection, November 1, 2006
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Understanding committees and their role
Committee and/or department meeting: _________________________________
Analysis prepared by: _________________________________
Time period covered by analysis: _________________________________
Date: _________________________________
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Committee purpose
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Committee members
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Committee support
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Frequency of meetings (Review attendance records)
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Committee relationships
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Information reporting
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Regulatory requirements Who will be reading the minutes? What will "they" be looking for in the minutes?
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Committee cost
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Key accomplishments
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