What new Clinical Privilege White Papers do you need?, Poll II
Thanks to those of you who took our poll in August! We have papers underway for the two procedures that received the most votes: Diagnostic angiography and directional coronary atherectomy. Which Clinical Privilege White Papers would you like to see updated next?
And don’t forget to let us know what other new Clinical Privilege White Papers you would like by using the comment boxes below. We’re researching the suggestions left by readers in the last poll and hope to start putting together new papers soon!
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Debbie Schleif | Oct 27, 2009 | Reply
A white paper on privileges for the internal medicine/peds specialty would be helpful.
Dana Crowell | Nov 13, 2009 | Reply
A current clinical white paper on Interventional Pain Management would be very helpful. We have a couple of them at our facility who are requesting privileges to perform procedures that we consider spine/neurosurgical in nature.