Peer Review Best Practices: Getting the Most out of Practitioner Review Activities
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Speakers: Carole S. Guinane, RN, BSBA, MBA, CPHQ, FNAHQ, BBSS, Michael Freidman, MD, MAS
The purpose of peer review is to improve quality and patient safety, so it is evident that when assessing how to make strides in quality, we also evaluate peer review. Two experts in quality will walk through an example that examines how to determine the performance criteria, measures, benchmarks and data needed to support practitioner review activities. They’ll also discuss relationship building between administration and clinical staff, communication to break down silos, how to create efficiencies because of the changing landscape, and how to analyze data appropriately.