Hawaii SB800 mandates reporting of legal actions against health care providers to licensing boards.
Hawaii SB800 requires health care providers to report any pending legal claims, actions, or administrative complaints to their respective licensing boards within 30 days. This includes complaints, claims, or actions for damages related to professional negligence, error, or omission. The bill also mandates that the insurance commissioner forward reports of claims, settlements, or judgments to the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs for review.
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