Kelly Connell: How is Ntracts reporting adding value within your clinical contracting organization?
Kelly Connell discusses how Ntracts' contract reporting enhances clinical contracting processes, providing visibility across the entire clinician hiring and employment lifecycle. The reports track workflow, processes, tasks, contract status, and provide updates on position terminations. This strategic reporting solution aids in compliance, cost savings, and efficiency improvement in healthcare organizations.
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Key takeaways
Ntracts reports track workflow from request to position termination.
Contract reporting improves visibility and process management.
The solution helps mitigate compliance risks and improve efficiency.
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Kelly Connell describes how contract reporting has added significant value, even in its early stages. They have developed reports that track workflow, process, and tasks. These reports provide valuable information to her enterprise, including clinician contracting work and contract status from request to execution, as well as updates when positions terminate or leave the organization.
These reports provide valuable information to her enterprise, including clinician contracting work and contract status from request to execution, as well as updates when positions terminate or leave the organization.
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