Designing the Effective OPPE Report
Designing the Effective OPPE Report provides medical staff leaders, Medical Services Professionals, and healthcare administrators with the knowledge and tools to create a comprehensive OPPE scorecard tailored to their organization’s unique needs.
Identify Provider Risk Earlier with Data-Driven Clinical Intelligence
Choosing the right providers and ensuring they consistently deliver safe, high-quality care requires more than surface-level data. This MDPreview + MDReview overview shows how Sentact delivers deeper clinical intelligence by combining large-scale healthcare data with advanced risk analytics to support smarter provider decisions. Healthcare organizations use Sentact to gain early visibility into risk, identify performance…
The Future of Enterprise Healthcare: Connected, Predictive, and Insight‑Driven
The healthcare industry’s most trusted leaders in patient safety, risk management, compliance, and workforce solutions have united to deliver a single, powerful platform. Sentact, Hardenbergh Group, and Preverity now offer an integrated solution combining digital rounding, predictive risk intelligence, credentialing and workforce management, and enterprise-wide analytics. This unified platform provides hospitals and health systems with…
Sentact, Hardenbergh Group, Preverity, and National Credentialing Solutions Unveil Unified Brand Reimagining the Path to Exceptional Care
New brand brings together unmatched technology, analytics, and services to power mission‑critical safety, quality, experience, and compliance initiatives to improve outcomes Nashville, Tenn, December 8, 2025 — Sentact today announced the launch of its new, unified brand, bringing Hardenbergh Group, Preverity, and National Credentialing Solutions under the Sentact name to better serve hospitals and health…
Why a Critical Access Hospital Uses External Peer Review
We recently sat down with our client, a 25-bed critical access hospital, and asked why they use external peer review and how review findings bring value to their medical staff. Read more about what they had to say: Download PDF
Troublesome Physicians and Providers – Your Questions Answered
As a follow-up to our webinar, Brock Bordelon, MD, Medical Director at Hardenbergh, answers your questions about how to better identify, support, and rehabilitate medical staff members struggling with troublesome behavior. 24 Questions About Troublesome Physicians and Providers Download PDF Q1: For a practitioner who needs help recognizing disruptive behavior, what programs do you recommend…
Are You Getting Value from Peer Review? 8 Key Questions to Ask Yourself
Does your current peer review program bring value to your organization and support provider success? OPPE, FPPE, and ongoing provider evaluation and peer review are often developed and executed to meet accreditation requirements or address poor outcomes. When crafted in a meaningful way, professional practice evaluation can bring tremendous value to your organization, support provider…
Has Your Hospital or Department Had an Unexpected, Tragic Outcome?
Do you have a devastated care team that is struggling to understand how and why this unexpected, tragic outcome occurred? External Peer Review can help you to determine if opportunities for improved care exist – or whether there was a bad outcome despite excellent care. THE CASE When BR was admitted to the hospital with…
Don’t Wait for a Neurointerventional Disaster
An early, proactive review can help hospitals avoid pitfalls that can plague new neurointerventional services. A SPECIALTY GROWS UP Originally developed within the specialty of radiology, neuroendovascular interventions may now be called neurointerventional radiology, interventional neurology, and neuroendovascular surgery, depending on the training of who is holding the instruments. Catheter-based endovascular brain procedures are now…
Negligent Credentialing: Are You at Risk?
WHO Every medical staff office, Credentials Committee, and Medical Executive Committee (MEC) is responsible for renewing physician privileges. How do you avoid negligent credentialing? WHAT Every two years, medical staff offices must complete a credentialing process to renew their physicians’ and surgeons’ hospital privileges. The credentialing process typically includes background checks, confirmation of continued Board…