Medical review committee definition
Medical review committee means a committee or board that:
Medical review committee means a committee of a State or local professional society, of a medical staff of a licensed hospital, of physicians having privileges within the nursing home or of a peer review corporation or organization which is formed for the purpose of evaluating the quality, cost of or necessity for health care services under applicable federal statutes.
Medical review committee means any of the following committees formed for the purpose of evaluating the quality, cost of, or necessity for hospitalization or health care, including medical staff credentialing:
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Medical review committee means the Medical Review Committee of Blue Shield.
Medical review committee means any committee or subcommittee referred to in or authorized under these Bylaws or those of the Hospital when they are conducting peer review functions within the meaning of such term as set forth in Section 19a-17b(2) of the Connecticut General Statutes, as amended from time to time, including but not limited to:
Medical review committee means a committee of a State or local
Medical review committee or “peer review committee” means any committee . . . of any licensed health care institution, or the medical staff thereof, . . . the function of which, or one (1) of the functions of which, is to evaluate and improve the quality of health care rendered by providers of health care service, to provide intervention, support, or rehabilitative referrals or services, or to determine that health care services rendered were professionally indicated, or were performed in compliance with the applicable standard of care, or that the cost of health care rendered was considered reasonable by the providers of professional health care services in the area.
Medical review committee means each committee or subcommittee created or referred to in or authorized by these Bylaws or the Bylaws of the Hospital, whenever such committee is engaged in a peer review activity. Such medical review committees may include but are not limited to: (1) all committees and subcommittees identified in or created pursuant to or under authority of these Bylaws; (2) all Departments and Sections of the Medical Staff and their committees and subcommittees; (3) the Board of Trustees and its committees and subcommittees; and (4) any individual gathering information or providing services for or acting on behalf of any such entity, including but not limited to Department Directors, Section Heads, committee and subcommittee chairs, the President and other officers of the Medical Staff, the SVPMS (as defined below), and experts or consultants retained to perform peer review. Documents prepared for such committees, or studies of morbidity and mortality undertaken by such committees, should be clearly identified.
Medical review committee means a committee of a State or local professional society, of a medical staff of a licensed hospital or a committee of a peer review corporation or organization which is formed for the purpose of evaluating the quality, cost of, or necessity for hospitalization or health care, including medical staff credentialing.
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