Editor’s note: New changes to Credentialing and Verification Update
Credentialing & Verification Update, March 11, 2009
Beginning the week of March 23, Clinical Privilege Update, Clinical Privileging Advisor and Credentialing and Verification Update will merge into a new ezine called Credentialing Resource Center Connection. You will still continue to get news on trends in the field of credentialing and primary source verification you’ve come to expect, but with additional articles and expert analysis on a wide variety of issues central to the field of credentialing and privileging. The first issue of Credentialing Resource Center Connection will arrive in your mailbox on March 27.
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