How the pandemic has negatively impacted physicians

The coronavirus pandemic is one of the most significant public health crises in more than a century. Physicians have been on the frontline of the struggle, working long hours and enduring the emotional toll of losing hundreds of thousands of patients to the virus. And now a new survey report shows that the pandemic is taking a heavy toll on the wellbeing of physicians.

"National Provider Enrollment Forum is the place to be in September where you will achieve takeaways that are relevant to your profession along with best practices, bringing the MSP world to a full circle with provider enrollment, credentialing, privileging, and supporting practitioner well-being. In person networking is a bonus," says speaker Lisa Velasco, MSM, LPTA, CPMSM, CPCS.

Mark your calendars for September 20-21 for the return of the National Provider Enrollment Forum, featuring a brand-new credentialing track for MSPs! Don't miss these two days of engaging education and training that brings MSPs and provider enrollment professionals together. For more information, including the agenda, click here.

A recent survey found that 98% of physicians think that spending an appropriate amount of time with patients is important. Yet, in that same survey, only 77% of patients reported that their doctor spends an appropriate amount of time with them.