By now you’ve heard of blockchain, a new buzzword in healthcare but one that’s been around much longer in industries like finance.
Think Bitcoin and cryptocurrency.
Blockchain is emerging as a solution for medical credentialing—a process still without a universal, secure, and less-painless way to collectively manage providers’ qualification data. There is no single source of truth for provider verification, credentialing, enrollment, and privileging data, as you well know.
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Editor’s note: the blog post originally appeared on Symplr’s website.
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