Who is required to have delineated clinical privileges according to DNV?

The requirement for delineated clinical privileges according to DNV (Det Norske Veritas) applies to all individuals who are permitted by the organization and law to provide patient care. This means that not only physicians but also other licensed healthcare practitioners, such as nurse practitioners and physician assistants, must have clearly defined privileges that outline the specific procedures and services they are authorized to perform.

This approach ensures that all healthcare providers operate within their scope of competency and in accordance with the institution's standards and legal regulations. Delineating clinical privileges is essential for maintaining patient safety, ensuring that practitioners have the necessary qualifications and training for the services they provide, and aligning with best practices in healthcare delivery.