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Going Digital: A Look at Digital Adoption in Healthcare Credentialing

When it comes to digital adoption, a recent survey by SkillSurvey suggests that the world of healthcare credentialing is catching on. What was once a predominantly paper-based process for healthcare organizations, physicians, and advanced practitioners is now undergoing a shift toward automation. And this movement toward digitizing credentialing is having big impacts on many healthcare organizations.

In this eBook, SkillSurvey takes a hard look at the factors driving healthcare organizations to adopt new technology in their credentialing processes and how medical services professionals are faring during the transition away from paper.

Read this eBook to learn more about:

The rate of digital adoption in the field
The impact organizations are experiencing after going digital
What to look for in new credentialing technology
How the role of MSPs will change with the adoption of digital processes

Discover how MSPs and technology vendors are reimagining what is possible, driving organizations to become more innovative in the way they credential their providers

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