Missouri SB1695 modifies the admissibility of evidence from peer review committees for health care professionals.
Missouri SB1695 repeals and replaces Section 537.035, RSMo, to modify the admissibility of evidence from peer review committees for health care professionals. The bill defines "health care professional" and "peer review committee" and outlines the immunity from civil liability for committee members acting in good faith. It specifies that committee findings and records are not admissible in certain judicial or administrative actions. The bill also limits the admissibility of committee memoranda, findings, deliberations, and reports concerning identifiable patients.
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