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- BlogVetting a medical service provider requires more than a background check. Along with exhausting administrative tasks, paperwork, and manual record keeping, a healthcare organization needs to make sure the medical personnel they approve are credible and can be trusted with their patient’s health and care.
- BlogCompliance in healthcare delivery refers to adhering to laws, regulations, guidelines, and specifications relevant to health-related services. Compliance ensures that patient care is delivered safely, efficiently, and ethically. The importance of compliance and its impact on patient safety, risk reduction, improved reimbursements, and operational efficiency cannot be overstated.
- BlogHealth equity isn’t just desirable—it’s a must-have for an equal and just society. This ideal healthcare system would enable everyone, regardless of race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, or zip code, to receive high-quality care. Having a trusted CVO by your side to credential healthcare providers fairly can help promote health equity in multiple ways.
- BlogHealth equity refers to the creation of a just system where everyone has the resources and opportunities to be healthy. While undeniably attractive, there’s still a long and challenging road ahead for creating health equity globally—due to underserved and historically ignored communities.
- BlogOne of the biggest concerns for healthcare providers is the growing number of cybersecurity threats. In 2023, there were 739 healthcare data breaches reported in the USA alone, affecting over 136.1 million patient records. The average cost of these data breaches was estimated to be a whopping $7.13 million. Along with the financial losses, the data breaches affected the healthcare sector’s ability to deliver uninterrupted and satisfactory patient care.