Providers issue brief: provider protections.

While national efforts are aimed at strengthening consumer protections under managed care, a number of states are increasing efforts to improve protections for providers as well. Written notification of contract termination, ensuring the existence of a due process, and disclosure of credentialing criteria are three options states are pursuing.

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Employment, Health Policy, Physicians, Managed Care Programs, Legislation as Topic, Humans, Credentialing, History, 20th Century, United States, State Government

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