Provider Waived Testing Competencies

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We are looking at incorporating provider occult blood competencies into our medical staff credentialing and privileging process.  If you have this in place at your facility, do you have a policy and/or form you would be willing to share? Any issues with the process?  Thanks in advance!

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Refer to the Joint Commission standard/verbiage and have it added into your competency documentation policy.

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Alma
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Alma Calzado-Knudson, MBA, CLS, MT (ASCPi & AMT)
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When my waived items were under TJC, we added it to the credentialling for that doctor. 
I.E.: a urologist could have urine dipsticks etc. 
P.S.: I have not been TJC inspected for a long time......


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