CONFIDENTIAL FILE definition
CONFIDENTIAL FILE means an employee file that contains information such as verification of employment and salary from health and welfare benefit selections, COBRA notices, TB Clearances. This file can only be reviewed by the employee and by authorized Human Resources personnel.
CONFIDENTIAL FILE means any file (paper or electronic) that is maintained by the Hospital which contains the credentialing, privileging, professional practice evaluation (“PPE”)/peer review, or quality information related to an individual who has been granted clinical privileges and/or Medical Staff appointment. All Confidential Files are proprietary records of the Hospital and may only be accessed for legitimate credentialing, privileging, and PPE/peer review purposes or in accordance with Hospital policy.
CONFIDENTIAL FILE means any file, paper or electronic, containing credentialing, privileging, PPE/Peer Review, or quality information related to a Practitioner.
More Definitions of CONFIDENTIAL FILE
CONFIDENTIAL FILE means all other records and reports considered closed or confidential by law,
CONFIDENTIAL FILE means any files created and maintained for the purpose of holding as appropriate 1) protected class information 2) I-9 forms 3) medical information such as workers' compensation claims and related materials, medical certifications to substantiate absences from work, physician evaluations of fitness for duty, information related to drug/alcohol testing, requests for accommodation, and applications for medical leaves of absence.
CONFIDENTIAL FILE means that term as defined in MCR 3.903.
CONFIDENTIAL FILE means any file, paper or electronic, containing credentialing, privileging, EPP/peer review, health, or quality information related to a Practitioner. The Confidential File is distinct from personnel files the Medical Center maintains in its role as an employer, which are not governed by this Policy.