How Much Do You Know About Regulatory Standards?

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How Much Do You Know About Regulatory Standards? Terri Coburn, CPMSM, CPHQ, CPCS Director of Medical Staff Services Trident Health, Charleston, SC

Game Rules Up to 10 questions each are possible 2 Lifelines

Absolutely No Cash Dollar Store Prizes New Knowledge What are we playing for? Absolutely No Cash Dollar Store Prizes New Knowledge

Which accreditor does not require reappointment to the month and day? 1 Which accreditor does not require reappointment to the month and day? A. TJC B. CMS C. URAC D. HFAP

C. URAC

NCQA has a licensure verification time limit of _________ for MCO’s: 2 A. 180 days NCQA has a licensure verification time limit of _________ for MCO’s: A. 180 days B. 120 day C. 150 days D. 365 days

A. 180 days

CMS standards are known as Conditions of ___________. 3 CMS standards are known as Conditions of ___________. A. Precipitation B. Preparation C. Accreditation D. Participation

D. Participation

4 One outcome of the HCQIA was the establishment of national standards for: A. Quality Committee B. Fair Hearing C. IRB D. GME Programs

B. Fair Hearing

D. The applicant looks funny 5 TJC does not allow incomplete applications be considered for expedited credentialing. What is another reason for ineligibility? A. Limitation of clinical privileges B. Adverse recommendation by MEC C. Revocation of licensure D. The applicant looks funny

B. Adverse recommendation by MEC

6 In Roberts Rules of Order, secondary motions are divided into privileged, subsidiary, incidental, and these motions: A. Main B. Recess C. Fixed D. Recall

D. Recall

7 AAAHC requires the disclosure of what information that may interfere with the ability to provide high quality patient care? A. Substance abuse problems B. Chemical dependency problems C. Lack of opiate use D. Lack of DUI’s

B. Chemical dependency problems

8 Which accrediting agency does not address due process for medical staff? A. DNV B. CMS C. HFAP D. NCQA

B. CMS

9 Which accreditors do NOT have specific standards regarding malpractice coverage? TJC, CMS, and: A. AAAHC B. HFAP C. NCQA D. URAC

A. AAAHC

Which member is required for an IRB quorum? 10 Which member is required for an IRB quorum? A. Non-Scientific B. Department Chairman C. Scientific D. Committee Chair

A. Non-Scientific

C. personal humanitarian 1 HIPAA focuses on privacy and PHI: A. personal health information B. professional health information C. personal humanitarian information D. an animal at the zoo

A. Personal health information

2 The ___________ sets and enforces standards in physician continuing education A. ACGME B. CMS C. ACCME D. AAAHC

C. ACCME

3 According to HFAP, _________ functions include monitoring of complaints. A. Credentials Committee B. QAPI C. MEC D. Board of Trustees

B. QAPI

4 Which accrediting agency requires a physician profile be used as part of credentialing? A. TJC B. NCQA C. URAC D. HFAP

D. HFAP

Which accreditor requires CME 5 Which accreditor requires CME to be considered at reappointment of privileges? A. AAAHC B. NCQA C. TJC D. HFAP

C. TJC

C. Physician Assistants 6 According to NCQA, DEA/CDS are not applicable to: A. Medical doctors B. Chiropractors C. Physician Assistants D. Nurse Midwives

B. Chiropractors

Another term for Residents and Interns is: 7 Another term for Residents and Interns is: A. Faculty B. Hospitalists C. House Staff D. Ancillary Staff

C. House Staff

What is the frequency of DNV on-site surveys? 8 What is the frequency of DNV on-site surveys? A. One year B. Two years C. Three years D. Only as needed

A. One year

9 According to URAC, which person in the organization is responsible for oversight of the clinical aspects of the credentialing program? A. CEO B. Senior clinical staff person C. Medical Director or designee D. CNO

B. Senior clinical staff person

ERCP is performed by a: A. Cardiologist B. Otolaryngologist 10 ERCP is performed by a: A. Cardiologist B. Otolaryngologist C. Ophthalmologist D. Gastroenterologist

D. Gastroenterologist

1 Which accrediting agency does not require providers be notified of reappointment approvals? A. NCQA B. DNV C. URAC D. AAAHC

A. NCQA

2 In what timeframe does URAC standards require credentialing decisions for initial appointment be communicated to the provider? A. 10 business days B. 10 calendar days C. 20 business days D. 20 calendar days

A. 10 business days

TJC was previously known as: 3 TJC was previously known as: A. JCAHO B. The Joint C. JACHO D. Inglorious Bastards

A. JCAHO

Provisional status (NCQA) cannot last for more than how many days? 4 Provisional status (NCQA) cannot last for more than how many days? A. 30 calendar B. 30 business C. 60 calendar D. 60 business

C. 60 calendar

Which accreditor requires reappointment at least every 36 months? 5 Which accreditor requires reappointment at least every 36 months? A. CMS B. TJC C. NCQA D. HFAP

C. NCQA

6 According to HFAP, a recommendation will be made to the MEC within how many days of receipt of completed application? A. 20 days B. 30 days C. 60 days D. 120 days

C. 60 days

A. Funeral arrangements 7 Advanced Directives include all of the following, except: A. Funeral arrangements B. Power of Attorney C. DNR’s D. Living Will

A. Funeral Arrangements

8 TJC standards allow temporary privileges to be granted for no more than: A. 30 Days B. 60 Days C. 90 Days D. 120 Days

D. 120 Days

A. Parliamentary Inquiry 9 In Roberts Rules of Order, this motion is raised to call attention to a violation of accepted rules and procedures of the assembly. A. Parliamentary Inquiry B. Request for information C. Request for consideration D. Point of order

D. Point of Order

NCQA standards require this committee: 10 NCQA standards require this committee: A. Credentialing B. Utilization Review C. Peer Review D. MEC

A. Credentialing

1 In NCQA delegated credentialing, a written delegation agreement must include reporting to the organization at least: A. Monthly B. Quarterly C. Semi-annually D. Annually

C. Semi-annually

D. Maxillofacial Surgeon 2 Kyphoplasty or vertebroplasty are performed by all of the following, except: A. Orthopedic Surgeon B. Interventional Radiologist C. Neurosurgeon D. Maxillofacial Surgeon

D. Maxillofacial Surgeon

The Federal “anti-dumping” law is also known as: 3 The Federal “anti-dumping” law is also known as: A. Brady Bill B. EMTALA C. Sherman Anti-Trust Act D. Healthcare Quality Improvement Act

B. EMTALA

CVO is an acronym for: A. Credentials Verification Organization 4 CVO is an acronym for: A. Credentials Verification Organization B. Commission on Verifications Office C. Central Verification Office D. Chief Visionary Officer

A. Credentials Verification Organization

Education Training Programs 5 The ACGME accredits: A. Continuing Medical Education Programs B. Post-Medical Education Training Programs C. Federal Prisons D. State Medical Boards

B. Post-Medical Education Training Programs

B. Initial applications 6 The URAC time limit covering attestation statements is 180 days and applies only to: A. Drug testing B. Initial applications C. Reappointment applications D. Medical licensure application

B. Initial applications

B. Abide to confidentiality 7 According to NCQA, if the application’s final approval exceeds 365 (305 CVO) days from the date of the signature, the applicant must reattest to: A. Identity B. Abide to confidentiality C. Information correct and complete D. Names of peer references

C. Information correct and complete

B. Medical Staff approval D. Notification of change 8 What is the final step in changing Medical Staff Bylaws? A. MEC approval B. Medical Staff approval C. Governing body approval D. Notification of change to Medical Staff

D. Notification of change to Medical Staff

9 Which of the following is NOT a Joint Commission designated equivalent source? A. AANC B. FSMB C. AAPA D. ECFMG

A. AANC

10 HFAC requires three medical staff committees, which are the MEC, Utilization of Osteopathic Methods & Concepts Committee, and the _______ Committee. A. Credentials B. Peer Review C. Utilization Review D. CME

C. Utilization Review

1 In Roberts Rules of Order, ____________ involve substantive proposals for consideration and action. A. main motions B. abstentions C. quorums D. majority votes

A. main motions

2 NCQA has a board certification verification time limit of _________ for CVO’s: A. 120 days B. 150 days C. 180 days D. 365 days

A. 120 days

3 In NCQA, this process can be used when it is in the best interest of members to have the practitioner available before the initial credentialing process is complete. A. Temporary credentials B. Conditional credentials C. Provisional credentials D. Expedited credentials

C. Provisional credentials

4 Which accreditor requires a mechanism to determine the applicant is the individual identified in the credentialing documents? A. CMS B. TJC C. NCQA D. AAAHC

B. TJC

Which accreditor requires an organization implement appropriate interventions by conducting site visits of offices about which it has received member complaints and those for which established thresholds are exceeded? A. URAC B. NCQA C. AAAHC D. CVO

B. NCQA

6 Cordotomy, rhizotomy, and dorsal column stimulators are performed by a(n): A. Allergy and Immunologist B. Dermatologist C. Neurosurgeon D. Thoracic Surgeon

C. Neurosurgeon

7 Which of the following is NOT a required element of a research study informed consent? A. Statement study involves research B. Explanation of purpose of research C. Expected duration of participation D. Name of FDA agent

D. Name of FDA agent

C. expiration of license 8 According to TJC, query of the NPDB is required when clinical privileges are granted, renewed, and: A. new privileges are requested B. retirement C. expiration of license D. whenever MSO feels like it

A. new privileges are requested

An embolectomy is performed by a: 9 An embolectomy is performed by a: A. Neurologist B. Orthopedist C. Plastic Surgeon D. Vascular Surgeon

D. Vascular Surgeon

10 NCQA DOES NOT require the following information be listed on the organizations web-based physician directory: A. gender B. medical school C. board certification D. languages spoken

B. medical school

1 According to TJC, which of the following is an appropriate source for peer recommendations? A. NPDB B. AMA C. MEC D. P&T Committee

C. MEC

2 A formal process by which the organization gives another entity the authority to perform certain functions on its behalf A. Delegation B. Distribution C. Expedition D. Automation

A. Delegation

What is the number one reason for credentialing? 3 What is the number one reason for credentialing? A. Patient safety B. Risk management C. Meet accreditation standards D. To give MSPs a job

A. Patient safety

According to AAAHC, the governing body must meet at least ___________. 4 According to AAAHC, the governing body must meet at least ___________. A. monthly B. quarterly C. semi-annually D. annually

D. annually

C. Chief Medical Officer 5 NCQA standards allow the Credentialing Committee to give the ___________ , or approved qualified physician designee, authority to evaluate and approve applications. A. Department Chair B. Medical Director C. Chief Medical Officer D. Chairman of the Board

B. Medical Director

6 According to CMS, this is one criteria required for the governing body to use in making selections to the medical staff: A. technical expertise B. treatment ability C. character D. experiments

C. character

7 According to TJC, a practitioner’s quality of care is assessed during reappointment through analysis of: A. length of stay B. complex cases C. aggregate data D. patient complaints

C. aggregate data

A. Lack of present Illegal 8 NCQA requires attestation of the following: A. Lack of present Illegal drug use B. Lack of current substance abuse C. Lack of present chemical dependency D. Lack of partying

A. Lack of present illegal drug use

9 Which of the following is NOT required for provisional credentialing of a provider? A. PSV of DEA B. PSV of license C. NPDB D. Current and signed application

A. PSV of DEA

A. Respiratory Therapists D. Occupational Therapists 10 According to CMS, the following non-physician practitioners may be eligible for medical staff privileges: A. Respiratory Therapists B. Massage Therapists C. Medical Assistants D. Occupational Therapists

D. Occupational Therapists

1 According to CMS, _______ privileges should be reviewed and updated at least every two years. A. Medical B. Orthopedic C. Surgical D. Obstetrical

C. Surgical

2 According to NCQA, signature stamps may not be used unless the practitioner is: A. Physically impaired B. Mentally impaired C. Disruptive D. Lazy

A. Physically impaired

3 _________ requires the application / reapplication have a formal statement releasing the organization from any liability in connection with credentialing decisions. A. URAC B. CMS C. DNV D. AAAHC

D. AAAHC

A. AMA Physician Master File 4 The following is an NCQA approved source for verification of board certification: A. AMA Physician Master File B. NPDB C. HIPDB D. Medical school

A. AMA Physician Master File

B. Physical accessibility 5 According to NCQA, office site visits must be conducted for complaints that meet thresholds in this area: A. Rudeness of staff B. Physical accessibility C. Cigarette butts in parking area D. Excessive noise

B. Physical accessibility

B. Rules and regulations 6 According to URAC, parameters or triggers of potential quality of care issues that require further investigation must be included in ______. A. Policy B. Rules and regulations C. Bylaws D. Delegation agreements

A. Policy

7 ________ requires hospitals to inform each patient whom to contact to file a grievance. A. TJC B. DNV C. CMS D HFAP

C. CMS

8 For written verifications, NCQA uses what date to determine time limit compliance? A. Date on letter B. Date received C. Postmark date D. Date stamped

A. Date on letter

9 “The _________ must assure that the medical staff has bylaws and that those bylaws comply with State and Federal law and the requirements of CoPs.” A. Chief of Staff B. MEC C. Governing Body D. CEO

C. Governing Body

10 According to TJC, which of the following is NOT an acceptable method of documenting CME’s: A. Certificates copies B. Attestation statement C. Information submitted with licensure renewal D. Android App

D. Android App

HFAP uses the acronym PCO instead of CVO. What does PCO stand for? 1 HFAP uses the acronym PCO instead of CVO. What does PCO stand for? A. Professional Credentialing Organization B. Profiles & Credentialing Organization C. Practitioner Credentialing Organization D. Practice Credentialing Online

A. Professional Credentialing Organization

2 HFAP requires that the medical staff application request information regarding any criminal history for what period of time? A. 3-5 years B. 5-8 years C. 7-10 years D. 10-13 years

C. 7-10 years

3 CMS standards require the criteria for selection of medical staff are character, competence, training, judgment, and _____. A. Education B. Experience C. Eligibility D. Excellence

B. Experience

C. Hospital affiliations 4 According to AAAHC, documentation of current competence is obtained from: A. Peers B. Case logs C. Hospital affiliations D. QAPI

A. Peers

5 According to HFAP, the following designated source can be used for actions against a physician’s medical license: A. NPDB B. AOA / AMA Profile C. ECFMG D. FSMB

D. FSMB

FACIS is an acronym for: 6 FACIS is an acronym for: A. Federal Access Center Informational Systems B. Fraud & Abuse Control Information Systems C. Federal Abuse & Corrections Information System D. Fraud Alert & Correction Information System

B. Fraud & Abuse Control Information Systems

A designated source for AAAHC is known as a “__________.” 7 A designated source for AAAHC is known as a “__________.” A. primary source B. equivalent source C. third-party source D. secondary source

D. Secondary source

8 According to TJC, disaster privileges may be granted to volunteer LIPs once the ______ has been activated. A. Emergency Operations Plan B. Emergency Disaster Plan C. Emergency Management Plan D. Emergency Facilities Plan

A. Emergency Operations Plan

9 HFAP allows for what type of privileges to be used in time of emergency and/or disaster? A. Provisional B. Urgent C. Emergent D. Temporary

D. Temporary

10 According to URAC standards, verification of DEA can be accomplished through either a copy of the DEA certificate or copy of: A. NTIS Report B. AOA / AMA Profile C. FDA website D. certificate number

D. certificate number

1 According to URAC, what is the verification time limit for board certification? A. 4 months B. 6 months C. 30 days D. 60 days

B. 6 months

2 NCQA standards consider the highest level of a practitioner’s training to be: A. fellowship B. residency C. medical school D. faculty

B. residency

3 NCQA will allow verification from this site for closed residency programs. A. ECFMG B. NPDB C. HIPDB D. FCVS

D. FCVS

A. Institutional Research B. Institutional Review 4 IRB is an acronym for which hospital committee A. Institutional Research Board B. Institutional Review Board C. Internal Review Board D. Internal Research Board

B. Institutional Review Board

URAC requires credentialing applications to include what information? 5 URAC requires credentialing applications to include what information? A. Substance abuse problems B. Chemical dependency problems C. Lack of illegal drug use D. Need for aspirin

A. Substance abuse problems

D. medical staff offices 6 According to NCQA, ________ are responsible for the ongoing monitoring of sanctions or limitations on licensure between recredentialing cycles. A. governing boards B. medical staffs C. organizations D. medical staff offices

C. organizations

7 HFAP requires, at least, how many years of past history of professional liability actions resulting in final settlements or judgments be evaluated. A. Three B. Five C. Seven D. Ten

B. Five

8 In what timeframe does NCQA standards require credentialing decisions for initial appointment be communicated to the provider? A. 30 calendar days B. 30 business days C. 60 calendar days D. 60 business days

C. 60 calendar days

9 According to URAC, Medicare / Medicaid sanctions can be verified with the issuing organization or _________. A. HEDIS B. NPDB C. ABMS D. CAHPS

B. NPDB

additional privileges 10 According to DNV, OIG Medicare / Medicaid Exclusions must be verified at initial appointment, reappointment, and at what other time? A. Request for additional privileges B. Request for change in staff status C. Granting temporary privileges D. Request for change in privileges

C. Granting temporary privileges

Which accrediting agency does not require query of the NPDB? 1 Which accrediting agency does not require query of the NPDB? A. DNV B. AAAHC C. TJC D. URAC

D. URAC

2 Which accrediting agency requires peer recommendations at initial and reappointment? A. URAC B. AAAHC C. NCQA D. CMS

B. AAAHC

3 DNV standards required how many peer recommendations for initial appointment? A. None B. One C. Two D. Three

C. Two

4 According to NCQA, practitioners within the scope of credentialing include individual / group practices, facilities, telemedicine, and : A. PCOs B. government agencies C. locums agencies D. rental networks

D. Rental networks

5 At a minimum, AAAHC requires physicians and __________ be credentialed and privileged. A. Chiropractors B. Optometrists C. Dentists D. Behavioral Health Providers

C. Dentists

6 Which accrediting agency requires the granting of privileges for each specific device. A. TJC B. DNV C. HFAP D. AAAHC

D. AAAHC

7 The Utilization of Osteopathic Methods and Concepts Committee (HFAP) is only required for hospitals with how many admitting DO’s. A. 10 or more B. 20 or more C. 30 or more D. 40 or more

A. 10 or more

8 TJC allows expedited credentialing by a committee consisting of at least 2 voting members of the: A. MEC B. Administration C. Governing Body D. Credentials Committee

C. Governing Body

9 Which accrediting agency requires a credentialing policy and procedure for the prevention and monitoring of discriminatory practices? A. AAAHC B. DNV C. NCQA D. TJC

C. NCQA

10 Which accrediting agency requires the Credentials Committee have at least one member who is a participating practitioner who has no other role in organizational management? A. TJC B. HFAP C. AAAHC D. URAC

D. URAC

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