Which role primarily uses the 'Physician Reviewed' designation in the patient's record?

The 'Physician Reviewed' designation in a patient's record is primarily used by the Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA). This designation indicates that specific documentation or patient assessment has undergone review by a physician, typically as part of ensuring safety and compliance with regulations in anesthesiology. CRNAs are advanced practice nurses who can administer anesthesia and are often required to work under the collaboration of or have oversight from a physician, particularly regarding critical aspects of patient care and anesthesia management.

In the context of this designation, it reflects a collaborative approach in patient care where the roles of different healthcare professionals are delineated and documented. While other roles like surgeons and physician assistants also play significant parts in patient care, they do not primarily use the 'Physician Reviewed' designation as a standard practice in their documentation. The scrub nurse, being focused on assisting during surgery, similarly does not fit into the criteria for using this specific designation.