Patient-centered care is based on the idea that patients and their physicians are partners in their medical care, and the treatment should center on the patient’s desires while also addressing all areas of their well-being.
Credentialing Resource Center Journal - Volume 35, Issue 6
Long hours, sleep deprivation, taxing and emotional patient care, constant supervision, and the transformation of theoretical knowledge into practice create a series of challenges that transform residents.
Patient safety rarely fails because of a single mistake. It breaks down when systems don’t hold under stress—during handoffs, missed follow-ups, staffing strain, or moments when staff hesitate to speak up.
A federal judge vacated the Trump administration’s H-1B $100,000 visa fee requirement this week, ruling that the executive branch lacked the authority to impose the policy because it is a tax.
Credentialing staff are facing growing pressure to monitor provider risk, payer enrollment delays, and compliance exposure between traditional reappointment cycles.
