Featured blog post: NAMSS conference 2010 Photo slideshow
Credentialing Resource Center Connection, October 7, 2010
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What a wonderful NAMSS conference! I hope everyone had as much fun learning as I did. From NPDB reporting plans to the latest credentialing court cases, I definitely came back to the office with a handful of new story ideas. But, as always, the best part of the conference for me is saying hello to the other attendees.
Take a look at the slide show below to check out some of the highlights of this year’s conference.
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