Health Care Credentialing: A Guide to Practical Innovations

Aspen Publishers' Health Care Credentialing, takes you far beyond the standard review of credentialing concerns, delivering insights into innovative ways to collect, process and assess credentialing information. No matter where you're conducting credentialing, this resource will help you keep pace with the latest ideas and approaches. Health Care Credentialing will help you Take into account complex laws, regulations, and accreditation standards as they apply to credentialing Handle disruptive care and clinical competency issues Access information for evaluating core competencies to be used in credentialing Stay up-to-date on relevant regulations, statutes, and accreditation standards Health Care Credentialing helps you address the critical issues in this important arena. This unique resource delivers: Coverage of credentialing for disaster management Innovative processes to upgrade clinical competencies outside the credentialing system Guidance on Board and IRB credentialing Innovative perspectives to address behavioral problems and disruptive individuals Cutting-edge approaches to "Pay-For-Performance" and credentialing Ahead-of-the-curve insights into credentialing and federal requirements such as the ADA Rehab Act Section 504 and EEOC guidance Health Care Credentialing will help you: Keep pace with credentialing standards and relevant state and federal requirements Launch important credentialing initiatives Implement alternative programs to address emerging credentialing issuesRozovsky, Fay A. is the author of 'Health Care Credentialing: A Guide to Practical Innovations', published 2007 under ISBN 9780735564824 and ISBN 0735564825.