Confidentiality and Privilege of Peer Review Information: More Imagined Than Real

The fact-specific holding “Medical peer review privilege covered the Medical Staff Quality Assurance, Credentials, Safety, Infection, and Medical Staff Executive Committees for the purpose of malpractice discovery. The committees\u27 internal functioning only was protected.

Confidentiality and Privilege of Peer Review Information: More Imagined Than Real

Appeal was taken from decision of the State Board of Physicians suspending doctor\u27s license for violating the standard of care in his treatment of a surgical patient and engaging in unprofessional conduct in the practice of medicine

Confidentiality and Privilege of Peer Review Information: More Imagined Than Real

This article will discuss the status of the privileges and confidentiality protection today at both the state and federal level. It will also address the concerns present among those individuals and organizations participating in peer review regarding the law of privileges and confidentiality and offer suggestions for health care providers to take full advantage of the statutory protections

Confidentiality and Privilege of Peer Review Information: More Imagined Than Real

According to Defendant, the “central issue” in its motion to compel is its claim that Plaintiffs have waived the peer review privilege. (Def.\u27s Reply at 3.) Defendant argues that Plaintiffs waived the peer review privilege by affirmatively bringing a contribution action and by involving Defendant in the peer review process. (Def.\u27s Mot. Br. at 1 1-18.) Plaintiffs argue that Beaumont has not waived the peer review privilege and that Defendant “fails to cite any Michigan case law in support of its argument that a claim for contribution somehow puts protected peer review material ‘at issue’ such that one could find a waiver of the peer review privilege.” (Pls.\u27 Resp. at 8.) ... Nonetheless, the court need not decide whether the peer review privilege is absolute, because even if it could be waived, Plaintiffs have not waived it in this case

Confidentiality and Privilege of Peer Review Information: More Imagined Than Real

The fact-specific holding “In denying a hospital\u27s motion for protective order under Md. R. 2-403, trial court erred by ruling that e-mails, letters, and testimony of hospital staff to medical review committee were not protected by medical review committee privilege, as Md. Code Ann., Health Occ. § 1-401(d)(1) was not limited to documents generated by the committee itself.

Confidentiality and Privilege of Peer Review Information: More Imagined Than Real

Holding that [s]tatutes prohibiting discovery of peer review committee documents only covered the records and transcripts of committee proceedings, not documents pertaining to the results of those proceedings.

Intersection : poems and permutations

Intersection examines the notion of home through a speaker whose gaze shifts between outward and inward aspects, and whose engagement with home is ultimately a quest for self-definition through relation: in the public, external world of community and place, and in the more private contexts of love and belonging. Poems ostensibly located in rooms or adjunct spaces of a house are venues for consideration of relationships through memory, association and observation. Permutations of the sonnets of Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey provide context for discussion of social and personal relationships and values; these themes recur as echoes, reconsiderations and replies, in poems examining relationships as they develop across time and space, playing with dislocation, disembodiment and misconstruction in contexts of friendship and intimacy, culminating in poems which inscribe the failure of intimacy to establish a stable home across a wide cultural gap

A Supervision of Pliable Presence during a Pandemic

supervision during a pandemic is aided with a flexible presence approach

Excellence in Supervision: Practical Wisdom from Supervisors/Mentors

This essay summarizes and critiques the types of training and support provided to site supervisors, as summarized by a survey of AFTE members