Clinical competence statement on carotid stenting: training and credentialing for carotid stenting--multispecialty consensus recommendations.
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There are several possible applications of the sentinel lymph node (SLN) concept with different technological aspects such as individualized surgical management of solid tumors, multidisciplinary treatments, and novel therapeutic approaches. To achieve these clinical applications, multidisciplinary teamwork with surgeons, nuclear medicine physicians, and pathologists would be critically required. Interdisciplinary issues should be resolved in order to develop optimal standard procedures of SLN dissection for various solid tumors.
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This document was developed to guide hospitals in making credentialling determinations involving endoscopy. Granting hospital privileges to a physician with inadequate qualifications obviously has important patient-care, economic, and legal implications. Particularly when privileges involve expensive, invasive procedures such as endoscopy, the prudent hospital will determine if the applicant for privileges has the training and experience needed to ensure competence in the procedure and in translating the information gained from it into an appropriate course of action.
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