Play a part in building and test driving the next credentialing innovation
Credentialing Resource Center Connection , October 15, 2009
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Dear readers,
How often have you thrown up your hands in frustration when juggling the daily tasks of credentialing multiple providers, verifying physician competence, gathering data and documentation from multiple sources, and keeping up with the latest accreditation developments? What would you build if provided the resources to create your ultimate credentialing solution? Now is the time to stop daydreaming. Partner with the Credentialing Resource Center to develop the next innovation in credentialing—your one stop for all the credentialing tools and resources you need. If you are interested in working with fellow credentialing professionals, consultants from The Greeley Company, and the editorial team at HCPro to create a resource that provides solutions to your top credentialing challenges email me at eberry@hcpro.com with your name and contact information.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Best,
Emily Berry
Associate Editor
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