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Privileging - Resident Medical Officer
Privileging - Resident Medical Officer
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Qualifications: __________________________________________________________________________________
Applicant: In the first columns below, place a check in the appropriate box for each privilege listed below.
A Yes or No response must be entered for every item.
Chairperson: Place your initials in the appropriate column. An entry must be made for every item.
Granted
Yes No Clinical Privilege Requested Granted with Denied
Supervision
Privileges to perform emergency life-saving procedure are
automatically granted to all physicians.
CORE PRIVILEGES:
Assess, work-up and provide initial treatment to patients who
present in the ER / ICU with any minor illness or injury, condition
or symptom. Privileges do not include long-term care of on an in-
patient basis.
Scope of services includes the evaluation, diagnosis and
management of patients of all ages presenting with non-life-
threatening illness or injury.
Procedures performed include minor wound management and
repair, incision and drainage of abscesses, reductions of simple
digital fracture/dislocations, extremity splinting, foreign body
removal from skin, subcutaneous tissue, nose, ears and eyes,
local anaesthesia, arthrocentesis and lumbar puncture.
Administer and manage sedation with the intent to depress
consciousness, often with associated loss of airway reflexes,
depressed respiratory and cardiovascular function.
Administration of thrombolytic therapy of myocardial infarction
and stroke.
Airway Noninvasive positive pressure ventilation, Bag-valve-mask
ventilation, Laryngeal mask airway insertion, Esophageal
obturator airway insertion and oral airway insertion.
Ascitic tapping
Aspiration Arthrocentesis (small & large joint, excluding hip) and
Bursal aspiration.
Bladder decompression and catheterisation techniques
Blood and blood component transfusion therapy
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DELINEATION OF CLINICAL PRIVILEGES
RESIDENT MEDICAL OFFICER (contd.)
Name:
Granted
Yes No Clinical Privilege Requested Granted with Denied
Supervision
Cardiac
ECG interpretation,
Emergency D.C. cardioversion and defibrillation,
External transcutaneous pacemaker use and
Closed cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Cricothyrotomy
Emergency ultrasound
ENT
Nasal packing,
Cautery for epistaxis,
Paratonsillar abscess aspiration and incision and drainage
Evacuation of septal and auricular hematomas.
Endotracheal Intubation
Fluid, electrolyte management
Fluorescein exam of the eye
Frenulotomy
Gastrointestinal Anoscopy and Hernia reduction.
Genitourinary Suprapubic tap/catheterization.
GI decontamination and lavage
Gynecologic evaluation of prepubertal and postpubertal females
I & D abscess/hematoma
I & D peritonsillar abscess
Injections
Local and regional anesthesia; Intercostal nerve block,
Peripheral nerve block below elbow and knee, Infraorbital,
supraorbital, mental, inferior alveolar/lingual nerve blocks for
regional anesthesia.
Local injection for tendonitis/bursitis and contrast injection for
imaging.
Interpretation of antibiotic levels and sensitivities
Insertion of peripheral and central venous access
Intra-cardiac injection
Intraosseous insertion and infusion
Irrigation and management of caustic exposures
Laryngoscopy – direct and indirect
Lumbar puncture
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DELINEATION OF CLINICAL PRIVILEGES
RESIDENT MEDICAL OFFICER (contd.)
Name:
Granted
Yes No Clinical Privilege Requested Granted with Denied
Supervision
Miscellaneous
Parenteral medication administration,
Interpretation of the results of radiographic studies,
Point of care focused ultrasound (FAST, Aortic Caliber,
Emergency Cardiac and Procedural).
Additional imaging: initial ordering and preliminary evaluation
of CT and MRI studies.
Management of epistaxis
Nail wedge excision/nailbed repair
Nasogastric / Orogastric intubation
Neurology
Lumbar puncture (adult and child) and Spine immobilization.
Ophthalmologic
Slit lamp examination with direct and indirect opthalmoscopy,
tonometry, Corneal foreign body removal and rust ring removal.
Orthopedics
Reduction of dislocations involving the phalanges,
metacarpals, metatarsals, patella and shoulder.
Initial management including restorative reduction of displaced
and nondisplaced fractures involving the clavicles, ribs,
phalanges, metacarpals, metatarsals, carpal bones, tarsal
bones, radius, ulna, humerus, tibia, fibula, nasal bone and
patella.
Order chemical / physical restraint to agitated patients
Order respiratory services
Order rehab services
Oxygen therapy
Paracentesis
Perform simple skin biopsy or excision (foreign body removal)
Perform history and physical exam
Perform waived laboratory testing not requiring an instrument,
including but not limited to fecal occult blood, urine dipstick, and
vaginal pH by paper methods
Placement of anterior and posterior nasal hemostatic packing
Placement of intravenous lines
Placement of NG tube
Perichondrial haematoma incision and drainage
Pericardiocentesis
Pericardial tapping
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DELINEATION OF CLINICAL PRIVILEGES
RESIDENT MEDICAL OFFICER (contd.)
Name:
Granted
Yes No Clinical Privilege Requested Granted with Denied
Supervision
Peripheral venous cutdown
Peritoneal lavage
Preliminary interpretation of imaging studies
Psychiatric
Rapid tranquilization of agitated and psychotic patients.
Puncture cannulation – artery and vein
Surgery
Initial management of 1o, 2o burns less than 20%, BSA, Simple
and complex multilayer laceration repair,
Repair of nail bed lacerations.
Repair of the wounds of the deep fascia or muscle,
Repair of wounds of the eyelids, nose, ear, face, or lip,
extensor tendon repairs, abscess incision and drainage, nail
trephination, and external hemorrhoidectomy.
Remove non-penetrating foreign body from the eye, nose, or ear
Removal of ingrown toenail
Reduction & splinting/casting of uncomplicated minor closed
fractures & uncomplicated dislocations
Replacement of tracheostomy tube
Silver nitrate cauterization
Spine immobilisation
Thoracentesis
Thoracostomy tube insertion
Tracheostomy
Tympanocentesis
Uncomplicated gastrostomy tube replacement / management
Use of reservoir masks and continuous positive airway pressure
masks for delivery of supplemental oxygen, humidifiers,
nebulizers, and incentive spirometry
Variceal / non-variceal hemostasis
Venipuncture
Wound care and closure uncomplicated lacerations
SPECIAL PRIVILEGES:
Administration Of Sedation And Analgesia
Echocardiography
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DELINEATION OF CLINICAL PRIVILEGES
RESIDENT MEDICAL OFFICER (contd.)
Name:
Granted
Yes No Clinical Privilege Requested Granted with Denied
Supervision
Fibre-optic laryngoscopy
Supra-pubic bladder tap
Telehealth
ANY OTHER PRIVILEGES
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DELINEATION OF CLINICAL PRIVILEGES
RESIDENT MEDICAL OFFICER (contd.)
Name:
Clinical Privileges as sought and requested in the above document and appointed as
___________________ to __________________.
RECOMMENDED BY REVIEWED BY
______________________________________ _______________________________________
HOD – Medical Services C.O.O.
DATE: ______________________ DATE: ______________________
APPROVED BY
______________________________________
Chairperson – Credentialing & Privileging Committee / Managing Director
DATE: ______________________