executive committee

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executive committee

Hospital practice A hospital committee that administers the medical staff–MS, acting as an interface between the MS and the hospital's governing body–eg, board of trustees, and the general public; the EC consists of MS officers and is chaired by the chief of the medical staff. See Hospital committee, House staff.

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