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Licensing and Credentialing Platform for Healthcare Providers and Businesses.

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It is a one-time requirement with a strict deadline: June 27, 2023.

The good news is that you don’t have to do the training in one session—you can accumulate needed hours over multiple sessions, and count any relevant training you did in the past.

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What You Should Know About the New DEA Requirement

All #healthcareprofessionals registered with the DEA, need 8 hours of training on substance use disorder, covering the appropriate clinical use of all FDA-approved drugs to treat opioid use disorders or other SUDs.

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However, some #healthcareproviders are exempt from this requirement:

👉 Board-certified addiction specialists
👉 Clinicians with 8+ hours of SUD training
👉 New dentists (less than 5 years out)

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LTCH Quality Reporting: New functional discharge score and COVID vaccination measures
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What You Need to Know About the CMS Inpatient Payment Rule for 2024

The CMS has just released the Inpatient Payment Rule for 2024, and it has some important implications for #hospitalmanagement and #revenuecyclemanagement — thread
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Safeguarding Safety-Net Hospitals: Public input on challenges faced by safety-net hospitals
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Click the link and read the article https://t.co/GqY3O4mzd3

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Do you want to improve your revenue cycle management and boost cash flow?

Learn what is #revenuecyclemanagement and why it matters for your healthcare business, how #credentialing affects RCM and ways to streamline and optimize #healthcaremanagement

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How do you keep track of your provider licenses and certifications? Share your best practices and experience!

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Boost Your Revenue Cycle Management and Patient Care with Technologies 🚀
Discover the benefits of tech-ing up your #credentials: a thread for healthcare providers 👇

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Ensure Provider Compliance & Patient Security

A study by Ponemon Institute found that the average cost of a data breach in the #healthcareindustry was $7.13 million in 2020, Protenus reported 758 breaches of #patientinformation in 2020, affecting more than 26 million patients.