This week, CRC Daily covers provider enrollment. Board certification is a voluntary achievement by a practitioner to further demonstrate his or her knowledge and skills in a particular specialty. Although it is not required by any accrediting or regulatory body, many health plans do require as part of their credentialing criteria either board certification or obtainment of board certification within a specific time frame after completing training or being approved for participation.

How many of us have received and/or sent an email that started out like this? We all have, at one time or another, and the person asking is hanging out there, swinging by a rope, hoping to latch on to someone who has the answers and the time to provide them. The operative word here is “time,” a seriously valuable (and too often scarce) commodity in our chosen profession. That person with the solution might be unable to lend a hand, already juggling the load of multiple positions, all while contending with antiquated or absent tools. How do we save time and produce more with what we have (or don’t have)?

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