Enter the CRC Blog name contest
Credentialing & Verification Update, September 3, 2008
Informational, insightful, and inspirational; the Credentialing Resource Center (CRC) Blog is all that and more, but what it lacks is an outstanding name.
The CRC Blog launched this spring as part of a series of CRC upgrades, including access to the Medical Staff Talk archives and the white paper privileging forms library. At that time, we gave the blog a basic, user-friendly name but now the time has come to give it name that will help it stand out in the health care blogosphere. And we need your help to do it!
Send your best ideas to Associate Editor Emily Berry at eberry@hcpro.com. A panel of HCPro editors will pick the best one and the winning name will be announced at our booth at the NAMSS conference, October 13-15. Plus, the MSP who submitted the winning entry will receive a free CRC book.
What are you waiting for? Set your brain to blog mode and enter today!
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