Hawaii SB800 mandates reporting of legal actions against licensed professionals to licensing boards.
Hawaii SB800 requires physicians and osteopathic physicians to report any complaints, claims, or actions for damages to the respective licensing boards within 30 days. It also mandates that self-insured health care providers and insurers report medical tort claims to the insurance commissioner. The bill aims to enhance consumer protection by ensuring licensing boards are promptly informed of any legal actions against licensees.
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