Establishes a two-year centralized health care credentialing pilot program in Hawaii to reduce administrative burden and improve patient access.
The bill establishes a two-year centralized health care credentialing pilot program in Hawaii to reduce administrative burden and improve patient access. The Department of Health will review existing credentialing practices, establish recommendations, and coordinate with various health care entities. The pilot program will verify training, licensing, work history, and malpractice insurance of health care providers. The Department of Health will incorporate credentialing standards from relevant entities and may partner with private sector entities.
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