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Medical Staff Services

Accessing Practitioner and Resident/Fellow Privilege Information

Practitioners (attendings, dentists, clinical psychologists, podiatrists, physician assistants and advanced practice nurses) at UMMC are approved for various privileges/procedures through the hospital credentialing process, which includes review by the Credentials and Medical Executive Committees and the Board of Directors.

Residents/Fellows: Each residency and fellowship program at UMMC has a defined process for establishing roles, responsibilities, and patient care activities of trainees. All residents/fellows at UMMC acquire varying levels of competence for many procedures during the course of their training.

Attending and Affiliate Staff Practitioners:

All practitioners at UMMC are approved for various privileges/procedures through the hospital credentialing process, which includes review by the Credentials and Medical Executive Committees and the Board of Directors.

If a Patient Care Services staff member is unsure as to whether a practitioner is approved for a certain procedure, Midas Credentialing should be accessed in order to obtain verification.

To access Midas Credentialing, go to the Patient Care Resources tab on the Intranet. Under Hospital and Clinical Resources, click on Midas, then Midas Credentialing.

Frequently Asked Questions:

  1. What if the practitioner I'm looking for doesn't appear?
    You should assume that he/she has no privileges at this institution. Contact Medical Staff Services as above.

  2. Are residents/fellows in the database?
    Yes, however, you will not see any privileges in their record as they are not privileged as attending physicians. See the J-Mail on using the E-Value system for access to resident information.

  3. Are Advanced Practice Nurses (NPs, CRNAs, Midwives) or Physician Assistants in the database?
    Yes.

For further Privileging Questions, please contact:

Residents/Fellows:

NOTE: These supervision guidelines are not meant to establish a standard of care that must be followed in each case. UMMC recognizes that conditions will vary depending upon individual patients and that those medical professionals caring for the patient must use their judgment in determining what is in the best interest of the patient based on the circumstances existing at the time. As such, departures from these guidelines may be required.

If a Patient Care Services staff member is unsure as to the competency of a particular resident/fellow, E-Value should be accessed. E-Value is a web-based system, and is accessed through the internet.

Click here for instructions.

Frequently Asked Questions:

  1. What if the resident I'm looking for doesn't appear?
    The resident or fellow is probably not an UMMC employee and perhaps a rotator in one of the training programs. Contact Medical Staff Services at 8-2902, or the Administrator-on-Call if outside of normal business hours.

  2. What if the resident/fellow is not complying with the supervision recommended?
    The staff member should contact the attending on call for immediate assistance. The program director should also be notified of the situation, as well as the UMMC GME office during normal business hours. The latter may be contacted via email with feedback at lzanti@umm.edu.

For further Resident Questions, or for a handout with instructions and sample screen shots, please contact:

 


This page was last updated on: April 27, 2009.

For more information, call the University Physicians Consultation and Referral Service at 1-800-492-5538 (patients) or 1-800-373-4111 (physicians).