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Physician credentialing is the process of gathering information regarding a physicians qualifications for appointment to the medical staff, whereas delineation of clinical privileges denotes those specific services and procedures that a physician is deemed qualified to provide or perform.
Hospital affiliation VS Hospital privileges Affiliation covers a wider range of resources than the privileges provided within a single hospital, whereas privileges are unique to a given institution and control the providers clinical activity there.
Privileging typically falls into three primary categories, including: Admitting Privilege Allows a doctor to admit a patient to the hospital. Courtesy Privilege Allows physicians to occasionally treat or admit at the hospital. Surgical Privilege Allows the physician to perform outpatient or operating room
Clinical privileges are specific authorizations granted to healthcare practitioners, allowing them to perform certain clinical activities or procedures and provide specific patient care within a healthcare facility.
General core privileges for licensed independent clinical social workers include; assessment of mental, behavioral, and emotional disorder applying DSM IV criteria leading to a diagnosis, establishment of an appropriate treatment plan, including consultation when indicated, provision of individual psychotherapy, family
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Privileges are permissions that have been granted to a physician or other licensed independent practitioner to provide specific patient care services, which may include the ability to admit, treat, manage, and perform procedures.
Clinical privileges define the scope and limits of practice for privileged providers and are based on the capability of the health care facility, licensure, relevant training and experience, current competence, health status, judgment, and peer and department head recommendations.

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