CMS releases details about NPI dissemination plan
Credentialing Resource Center Connection, May 31, 2007
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By now, you are likely familiar with CMS' new National Provider Identifier (NPI) plan, which requires each healthcare provider in the
In the meantime, CMS has released new details about its NPI dissemination plan in the May 30 Federal Register.
The notice "addresses [which individuals] may have access to the data or may receive data from the system, the processes for requesting and receiving data, and the conditions under which data may be disclosed."
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