How to uncover and eliminate hidden risks in vendor access
Hospitals and health systems face growing pressure to improve security and compliance standards, not just for employees, but for third-party vendors as well. Many providers still rely on letters of attestation for vendor credentialing, leaving facilities vulnerable to inconsistencies in immunization records, background checks and qualifications.
These gaps pose serious risks to patient safety, operational continuity and legal compliance.
To mitigate these risks, leaders must shift from passive reliance on vendor attestations to active verification methods. This whitepaper outlines how to strengthen your vendor credentialing program, providing actionable insights to safeguard patient care and protect your organization.
Key learning points:
These gaps pose serious risks to patient safety, operational continuity and legal compliance.
To mitigate these risks, leaders must shift from passive reliance on vendor attestations to active verification methods. This whitepaper outlines how to strengthen your vendor credentialing program, providing actionable insights to safeguard patient care and protect your organization.
Key learning points:
- Identifying hidden risks in vendor credentialing processes
- Best practices for enforcing compliance and ensuring accountability
- Strategies to mitigate operational, financial, and patient safety risks through more rigorous vendor oversight
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