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Code · Nebraska · Chapter 71 — Public Health and Welfare

71-7910. Peer review committee, defined; policies and procedures.

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(1)Peer review committee means a utilization review committee, quality assessment committee, performance improvement committee, tissue committee, credentialing committee, or other committee established by a professional health care service entity or by the governing board of a facility which is a health care provider that does either of the following:
(a)Conducts professional credentialing or quality review activities involving the competence of, professional conduct of, or quality of care provided by a health care provider, including both an individual who provides health care and an entity that provides health care; or
(b)Conducts any other attendant hearing process initiated as a result of a peer review committee's recommendations or actions.
(2)To conduct peer review pursuant to the Health Care Quality Improvement Act, a professional health care service entity shall adopt and adhere to written policies and procedures governing the peer review committee of the professional health care service entity.
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