Compliance Malpractice Webinar 
Verisys
APRIL 3, 2025
However, the process itself can be complicated and time-consumingand when things go wrong, it can lead to financial setbacks, medical standard compliance issues, and unnecessary stress. Poor communication between departments : Credentialing requires input from many players, including HR, compliance teams, and insurance payers.
Compliancy Group
JANUARY 18, 2022
But the best tool to prevent small practice cybercrime can be as basic as having a truly effective HIPAA compliance strategy. For HIPAA compliance to help prevent small practice cybercrime, it must address the particulars of your practice. More Ways HIPAA Compliance Helps Prevent Small Practice Cybercrime.
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Provider Trust
JULY 8, 2022
Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and contains medical malpractice payments and adverse action reports on healthcare professionals. ProviderTrust previously collaborated with an NPDB expert, Alex Fisher (Attorney, Frost, Brown, Todd), in a webinar. For more information, view the webinar on demand.
MedTrainer
JULY 10, 2023
That’s why medical credentialing is such a crucial part of compliance for healthcare organizations and the providers working within them. It’s an absolutely essential part of compliance management. View this on-demand webinar to learn how credentialing specialists are strategizing for the future: Credentialing Is Evolving.
Physician Credentialing Company
DECEMBER 9, 2024
Initial scrutiny of the credentialing process to check compliance is also a part of the coordinator’s job. Credential Verification A medical bachelor’s degree, medical state license, training certifications, and malpractice insurance are required as basic documents to practice medicine in the US.
MedTrainer
FEBRUARY 5, 2024
Provider enrollment confirms the healthcare provider meets and maintains certain compliance standards for the insurance or payer network. Watch this on-demand webinar to get tips to speed up your enrollment process. The employer may also review any pending and past medical malpractice cases or disciplinary actions.
MedTrainer
MAY 30, 2024
They also conduct background checks, which require calling law enforcement and other regulatory agencies for criminal records and malpractice history. Inaccurate or outdated information can lead to compliance issues and potentially compromise patient safety. WEBINAR: Credentialing Is Evolving.
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