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In the wake of recent events the topic of telemedicine is again becoming increasingly relevant. In the current and unfortunate instance of a health scare it can allow for the diagnosis and treatment of patients while avoiding the possibility of spreading highly contagious viruses through healthcare offices.

As organizations continue to adopt telemedicine practices and realize the benefits it also brings additional issues related to credentialing and privileging that need to be addressed.

Join us in New Orleans at the 2020 CRC Symposium to discusses best practices for handling these credentialing and privileging issues that can arise through telemedicine practices!

Todd Sagin,
MD, JD

Join Todd Sagin as he discusses how many organizations are either using or providing telehealth practitioners.

While distance doesn't diminish a hospital’s responsibility to thoroughly vet and assess affiliated practitioners, it can throw a wrench in conventional credentialing approaches.

Telemedicine: How to Master Credentialing While Meeting Legal Requirements

This session will explain the benefits of credentialing by proxy andprovide practical, compliance-minded guidance on vetting and assessing competence of remote practitioners as well as other legal aspects to keep in mind when working with telemedicine practitioners.

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