At the time of credentialing, the hospital verifies
A. from the primary source whenever feasible, the applicant's current licensure at the time of initial granting, renewal, and revision of privileges and at eh time of license expiration, as well as the applicant's relevant training and current competence
B. from the primary source whenever feasible, or from a credentials verification organization (CVO) I writing, the applicant's current licensure at the time of initial granting, renewal, and revision of privileges and at the time of license expiration, as well as the applicant's relevant training and current competence
C. from the primary source whenever feasible, or from a CVO, the applicant's current licensure at the time of initial granting, renewal, and revision of privileges and at the time of license expiration, as well as the applicant's relevant training and current competence
Answer: B. from the primary source whenever feasible, or from a credentials verification organization (CVO) I writing, the applicant's current licensure at the time of initial granting, renewal, and revision of privileges and at the time of license expiration, as well as the applicant's relevant training and current competence
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