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A Guide to the National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB)

Verisys

As a centralized hub of critical practitioner data, the NPDB serves as a powerful ally in provider credentialing , helping hospitals, medical boards, and institutions verify backgrounds, track malpractice claims, and ensure regulatory compliance. What Is the National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB)?

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Juggling Chainsaws

YouCompli

Think about your organization as the big top, and all of the responsibilities you have as the compliance officer are your chainsaws! In healthcare, the stakes are incredibly high, with strict regulations and standards that must be followed to ensure patient safety, privacy, and regulatory compliance.

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Why Provider Data Quality Matters in Healthcare

Verisys

Healthcare executives and compliance officers must consistently update and verify provider data to enhance patient care, adhere to regulatory standards, and streamline administrative tasks. Similarly, insurance companies that process thousands of claims daily require up-to-date provider information to avoid claims delays and denials.

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What Is Provider Credentialing and Why It Matters in Healthcare

Verisys

Mitigating Risks for Healthcare Organizations By verifying that all providers are properly credentialed, organizations minimize the potential for malpractice claims, legal disputes, and reputational damage. Healthcare administrators and compliance officers must be prepared to navigate these obstacles to maintain a seamless, efficient process.

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Can Your Hospital Afford Not to Outsource Credentialing?

Verisys

According to recent surveys of major metropolitan hospitals , departments that typically share the responsibility for credentialing include: The Compliance Office. Checks credentialing for Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) compliance. Human Resources. million dollars for an average-sized hospital.

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3 Best Practices to Support GRC Automation

Compliancy Group

More compliance officers are prioritizing a solution that helps reduce this type of strain: GRC automation. However, with the proper compliance reporting and tracking tools, you can tap into the GRC framework’s purpose. This is why compliance officers are prioritizing GRC automation.

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Effective Corporate Compliance in a Healthcare Facility

MedTrainer

Legal and Regulatory Risks: Non-compliance with laws and regulations like HIPAA can lead to fines, penalties, and legal expenses. Clinical Risks: These are associated with patient care and can include malpractice claims, costs of corrective procedures, and increased insurance premiums resulting from adverse patient outcomes.