As more medical specialties move into the digital healthcare space, it is important clinicians still maintain the same level of medical education and technical knowledge, to deliver appropriate care. For example, a provider using artificial intelligence (AI) for cancer diagnosis should still have the full training and knowledge to be able to diagnose and treat these conditions. Technology should always back up the understanding of diseases and treatments required. License verification protocols and procedures should be followed, particularly when digital healthcare providers are operating across state boarders and international territories. Effective credentials don’t just mean providers are educated and licensed to an appropriate standard. It also extends to previous claims history, board actions or complaints, and any preventative measures put in place to stop future occurrences.