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Florida Statutes § 766.101
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Current as of June 2015
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“Medical review committee, immunity from liability under the torts law”
A hospital, ambulatory surgical center, or health maintenance organization’s medical review committee must screen the professional and medical competence of health care professionals. A member of a medical review committee is not civilly liable for any acts performed by the committee.
The proceedings and records of a medical review committee are exempt from discovery or introduction into evidence in any legal proceeding against a health care provider. However, a member of a medical review committee may be asked to testify on committee matters.
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