The 2009 Credentials Verification Desk Reference

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Your guide to primary source verification—fully updated for 2009!

The 2009 Credentials Verification Desk Reference is a single-volume book designed to streamline the primary source verification process. It gives credentialing professionals the most current direct contact information and verification procedures they need to verify the education, licensure, and specialty board affiliations of physicians (MDs and DOs), podiatrists, dentists, physician assistants, and more.

This new edition contains a crosswalk of standards and regulations from The Joint Commission—including the 2009 renumbered standards—as well as CMS, AOA-HFAP, and NCQA. It also contains quick-reference information about credentialing and privileging challenges; issues relevant to managed care, ambulatory, and long-term care organizations; and listings of must-know credentialing and privileging resources (e.g., data banks, masterfiles, the OIG, and more).

Don't get stuck going through switchboards and explaining what you need.

Instead, use The 2009 Credentials Verification Desk Reference to go straight to the office that can verify data. This book provides direct contact information for the primary sources you need:

  • Medical, dental, podiatry, and PA schools
  • Licensing agencies and boards
  • Specialty associations
  • Societies and academies

Listings include up-to-date phone numbers, live e-mail addresses, and URLs that get you directly to the offices that can respond to verification requests for physicians, podiatrists, dentists, and PAs.

Get all your questions answered in one stop.

You may go to an organization’s Web site as a verification resource, thinking you will save time. But you may still have to call to get specific information, such as:

  • Do they charge for verification requests? If so, what payment methods are accepted?
  • Are MD-signed releases required in order to release information?
  • What methods are acceptable for verification requests:
    • Fax?
    • E-mail?
    • Mail?
    • Via Web?

Why waste time? The 2009 Credentials Verification Desk Reference already incorporates all of those details, so you can eliminate the extra steps!

With this resource, you'll save time and stay up to date.

With all the information packed into this convenient, single-volume book, you’ll be able to:

  • Stay up to date on the latest Joint Commission, NCQA, CMS, and AOA-HFAP standards that affect credentialing, privileging, and verification
  • Quickly and easily search verification sources, standards, regulations, Web resources, and more
  • Access The Joint Commission’s 2009 renumbered standards related to credentials verification

No need to continue randomly searching the Web or flipping through incomplete directories. Expedite your process with this comprehensive printed guide to primary source verification. Just grab it off the shelf, flip to the appropriate section, and get the information you need. It’s that easy!

Interested in the online version instead? Go to www.online-cpdr.com.

Are you a CRC member?

This book is brought to you by HCPro’s Credentialing Resource Center (CRC). Did you know that CRC members receive access to searchable resources on current, controversial, and problematic issues in credentialing and clinical privileging? Visit www.credentialingresourcecenter.com to learn how to become a CRC member and put this exciting online resource to work for your organization.

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The 2009 Credentials Verification Desk Reference is a single-volume book designed to streamline the primary source verification process. It gives credentialing professionals the most current direct contact information and verification procedures they need to verify the education, licensure, and specialty board affiliations of physicians (MDs and DOs), podiatrists, dentists, physician assistants, and more. This new edition contains a crosswalk of standards and regulations; quick-reference information about credentialing and privileging challenges; issues relevant to managed care, ambulatory, and long-term care organizations; and listings of must-know credentialing and privileging resources (e.g., data banks, masterfiles, the OIG, and more).
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