ADMITTING PRACTITIONER definition

ADMITTING PRACTITIONER means a Practitioner who, within the scope of his or her clinical privileges (e.g., a physician, podiatrist, or dentist, but generally not an APP), orders the admission of a given patient to the Hospital and who has the responsibilities outlined in the Medical Staff Rules and Regulations.
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ADMITTING PRACTITIONER means the Practitioner who orders the admission of a given patient to the Hospital and who has the responsibilities outlined in the Medical Staff Rules and Regulations. This includes physicians, dentists, podiatrists, and certified nurse midwives (“CNMs”).
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ADMITTING PRACTITIONER means the Practitioner who orders the admission of a given patient to the Hospital and who has the responsibilities outlined in the Medical Staff Rules and Regulations.
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Examples of ADMITTING PRACTITIONER in a sentence

  • ADMITTING PRACTITIONER means members of the Medical Staff with admitting privileges and a Nurse Practitioner who is a member of the Allied Health Staff with admitting privileges.


More Definitions of ADMITTING PRACTITIONER

ADMITTING PRACTITIONER means the practitioner who orders the patient's admission to the Hospital.
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ADMITTING PRACTITIONER means the Staff Practitioner that orders the admission of the patient to the Center.
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