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We have invested a great deal of time and effort to create a solid peer review program we can be proud of, and it has made a big difference in our quality. ReadMoreTags:
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This current problem is addressed by Jon Moses, MHA. Mr. Moses is
Principal and CEO of MDReview which he co-founded. He is a former hospital CEO
with over 25 years senior healthcare leadership experience.
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Why does MDReview ask us to provide a cover letter with each case for external review? ReadMoreTags:
This current
problem is addressed by Jon Moses, MHA. Mr. Moses is Principal and CEO of
MDReview which he co-founded. He is a former hospital CEO with over 25 years
senior healthcare leadership experience.
Problem:
As we discuss our peer review case screening criteria, some members of our peer review committee are adamant that we take a "no harm, no foul" approach to our peer review program--that our focus should be only on cases with detrimental impact on the patient. ReadMoreTags:
This current
problem is addressed by Jon Moses, MHA. Mr. Moses is Principal and CEO of
MDReview which he co-founded. He is a former hospital CEO with over 25 years
senior healthcare leadership experience.
Problem:
"When we determine it is necessary to send cases for external peer review, we often struggle with the decision of whether to use in state or out of state physicians. ReadMoreTags:
This week's
problem is addressed by Jon Moses, MHA. Mr. Moses is Principal and CEO of
MDReview which he co-founded. He is a former hospital CEO with over 25 years
senior healthcare leadership experience.
Problem:
Our medical staff is often frustrated by receiving what seem like complete peer review reports only to realize that not all information was provided to the reviewer for consideration. ReadMoreTags:
This week's
problem is addressed by Jon Moses, MHA. Mr. Moses is Principal and CEO of
MDReview which he co-founded. He is a former hospital CEO with over 20 years
senior hospital leadership experience.
Problem:
"Our medical staff insists that the external peer reviewer conduct reviews on site. ReadMoreTags:
This week's problem is addressed by Jon
Moses, MHA. Mr. Moses is Principal and CEO of MDReview which he
co-founded. He
is a former hospital CEO with over 20 years senior hospital leadership
experience.
Problem:
"Our hospital is generally regarded as having great physicians who provide excellent care. ReadMoreTags:
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Index
Tactics & Strategy
- Process on Trial
- Defining Standard of Care
- Know Your Reviewer
- Including Studies for External Review
- When to Notify the Physician
- Including Supplemental Documents
- Documentation Deficiency
- On Site vs. Off Site Peer Review
- Peer Review Is a Process
- In-State vs. Out of State Reviewer
- The Perils of “No Harm, No Foul” Peer Review Strategy
- Purpose & Content of the Cover Letter
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