Seventh Circuit Decides Good Faith Peer Review Hospital Laws

Seventh Circuit recently issued a decision highlighting importance of conducting objectively reasonable or good faith peer review action in situations involving termination of physician’s clinical privileges and protections provided under Health Care Quality and Improvement Act HCQIA.

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