As a physician, you’ll have to undergo years of medical school and residency, the time-consuming processes of credentialing and privileging and, sometimes, the stressful process of a medical peer review.
Most physicians are highly adept at navigating the many administrative, bureaucratic, and legal regulations that come with the job.
Yet, for many physicians, the peer review process is an especially challenging one.
If you’re the subject of a medical peer review or want to arm yourself with information in case one arises later in your career, keep reading.
Here’s everything you need to know about medical peer reviews.