Credentialing requirements continue to be concern for industry
Device Regulation Alert: Safety, Compliance and Reimbursement News, December 15, 2008
The relationship between the surgeon and the sales representative is vital to patient care. However, medical device manufacturers and their sales representatives are increasingly facing a new barrier to physician access: healthcare industry representative credentialing.
Credentialing requirements run the gamut from a letter certifying that the sales representative has received training to background checks and drug tests. Currently, no national credentialing requirements exist, so hospitals can create their own list of requirements.
Our free white paper provides more information about credentialing, as well as tips for how to meet credentialing requirements.
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