State Codes and Statutes

§131D‑21.1. Peer review.

It is not a violation of G.S.131D‑21(6) for medical records to be disclosed to a private peer reviewcommittee if:

(1) The peer reviewcommittee has been approved by the Department;

(2) The purposes of thepeer review committee are to:

a. Survey facilities toverify a high level of quality care through evaluation and peer assistance;

b. Resolve writtencomplaints in a responsible and professional manner; and

c. Develop a basicknowledge of care and standards useful in establishing a means of measuringquality of care; and

(3) The peer reviewcommittee keeps such records confidential. (1983, c. 816, s. 1.)

§131D‑21.1. Peer review.

It is not a violation of G.S.131D‑21(6) for medical records to be disclosed to a private peer reviewcommittee if:

(1) The peer reviewcommittee has been approved by the Department;

(2) The purposes of thepeer review committee are to:

a. Survey facilities toverify a high level of quality care through evaluation and peer assistance;

b. Resolve writtencomplaints in a responsible and professional manner; and

c. Develop a basicknowledge of care and standards useful in establishing a means of measuringquality of care; and

(3) The peer reviewcommittee keeps such records confidential. (1983, c. 816, s. 1.)

§131D‑21.1. Peer review.

It is not a violation of G.S.131D‑21(6) for medical records to be disclosed to a private peer reviewcommittee if:

(1) The peer reviewcommittee has been approved by the Department;

(2) The purposes of thepeer review committee are to:

a. Survey facilities toverify a high level of quality care through evaluation and peer assistance;

b. Resolve writtencomplaints in a responsible and professional manner; and

c. Develop a basicknowledge of care and standards useful in establishing a means of measuringquality of care; and

(3) The peer reviewcommittee keeps such records confidential. (1983, c. 816, s. 1.)

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