Who identifies board members to assist NCQA site surveyors in site evaluation for recognition?

The correct identification of board members to assist NCQA site surveyors in evaluation for recognition falls to the Chairman of the Primary Care Advisory Board. This role is critical as the Primary Care Advisory Board is responsible for overseeing and ensuring that primary care practices meet quality standards, which aligns with the NCQA's mission to improve healthcare quality.

This particular board is tasked with evaluating and ensuring compliance with recognized standards, thus its chairman is best positioned to select knowledgeable individuals who can provide insight and support during the site evaluation process. The involvement of these selected board members is essential, as they have the expertise and familiarity with the practices being evaluated, contributing to a comprehensive assessment.

Other roles, while important in their capacities, do not specifically focus on the aspects of primary care evaluation or have the same direct responsibilities in relation to NCQA recognition.