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Take your Medical Staff Office to the next level with our Cred-Plus Products. Credentialing Solutions & Systems offers some of the most innovative Physician Credentialing Folders in the industry. Our Cred-Plus Credentialing Record Folders are a key component of consistent, compliant,and efficient credentialing records. We offer stock products such as, our Cred-Plus Credentialing Folder and our Physician Credentialing Dividers. We can also customize our products to meet the specific needs of your Medical Staff Office. If you need a customized physician credentialing folder, allied health professional credentialing folder, peer review folder, or even custom tab dividers for your credentialing files, simply contact Customer Service , and we will provide you a quick quote.
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Physician Credentialing:
Credentialing or re-credentialing is the process of formal recognition and attestation of current medical professional or technical competence and performance by evaluating and monitoring a physician’s clinical or medical review decision-making by adherence to the applicable professional standard for direct medical care or peer review. In addition, credentialing verifies an individual’s license, experience, certification, education, training, malpractice and adverse clinical occurrences, clinical judgment, technical capabilities, and character by investigation and observation. It defines a physician’s scope of practice and the clinical or review services he or she may provide, and ensures that physicians provide services within the scope of privileges granted. Credentialing must be the product of qualified and objective physician-controlled peer review, utilizing criteria that have been established through common legal, professional and administrative practices, endorsed by a formal consensus process, and that are publicly available. Professional standards of direct medical care or peer review decision-making provide timely, quality medical care review in which neither over- nor under-utilization of medical resources occur.
National Association Medical Staff Services
Joint Commission
NCQA
Physician Credentialing:
Credentialing or re-credentialing is the process of formal recognition and attestation of current medical professional or technical competence and performance by evaluating and monitoring a physician’s clinical or medical review decision-making by adherence to the applicable professional standard for direct medical care or peer review. In addition, credentialing verifies an individual’s license, experience, certification, education, training, malpractice and adverse clinical occurrences, clinical judgment, technical capabilities, and character by investigation and observation. It defines a physician’s scope of practice and the clinical or review services he or she may provide, and ensures that physicians provide services within the scope of privileges granted. Credentialing must be the product of qualified and objective physician-controlled peer review, utilizing criteria that have been established through common legal, professional and administrative practices, endorsed by a formal consensus process, and that are publicly available. Professional standards of direct medical care or peer review decision-making provide timely, quality medical care review in which neither over- nor under-utilization of medical resources occur.