This 60-minute member-exclusive webinar will provide you with the knowledge to: - Discuss the physician credentialing process, including primary source verification, background checks, and privileging, as well as the key documents required for credentialing, such as medical licenses, certifications, and work history - Recognize common challenges in credentialing, such as managing complex documentation, navigating payer-specific requirements, and lengthy processing times, and discuss strategies to overcome these challenges, including the use of credentialing software and maintaining a centralized digital repository - Evaluate the benefits of outsourcing credentialing, including improved efficiency, accuracy, and compliance, as well as cost savings and reduced administrative burden, allowing healthcare providers to focus more on patient care

* Produce and update physician compensation plans that align with core values to enhance recruitment, retention and physician satisfaction * Employ effective communication and compliance strategies * Discover data and benchmarking tools for best practices in the compensation planning process

This 60-minute webinar will provide you with the knowledge to: -Differentiate specialty coding requirements and compliance risks across hospital and physician practice settings -Analyze common coding challenges and assess their impact on revenue cycle performance and reimbursement outcomes -Apply practical strategies to enhance collaboration, improve documentation quality, and optimize specialty coding workflows

This 60-minute webinar will provide you with the knowledge to: - Analyze the role of ambient and generative AI in healthcare, assessing their impact on clinical workflows, operational efficiency, and patient outcomes. - Evaluate data-driven approaches to identifying AI candidates and compare cost-sharing models that enhance implementation efficiency. - Apply AI-driven strategies to real-world healthcare scenarios, optimizing decision-making, administrative processes, and patient interactions.