Goals of Program
• What a plaintiff must establish in order to succeed in a negligent credentialing case
• Review of recent cases and their impact on a hospital’s duty to protect patients
• How to successfully defend against these actions
• The importance of establishing and uniformly applying credentialing criteria, as well as documenting grounds for exceptions to minimize negligent credentialing claims
• The impact your state’s peer review confidentiality statute has on the hospital’s ability to defend against these lawsuits
• How to maximize your peer review protections as applied to physician profiling and pay-for-performance information
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