The series is written by guest blogger Virginia McCollum. The first part was published in November and discussed the definitions — who, what, when and where — of credentialing and privileging.
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Part two provides a list of tasks/requirements to ensure patients are receiving care from credentialed individuals who are privileged by an organization to practice without supervision.
Read part two, “Credentialing and Privileging — Developing a Process,” by clicking here.
Part three is described as providing “tips to make it all work.”
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