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California Business Professions Code Section 805 regulates the requirements for licensing authority notification (805 reports) about disciplinary actions taken against a medical or healthcare professional by a peer review body.
In California, medical negligence occurs when a professional deviates from the standard of care as he or she is treating a patient. These acts can take many forms, such as the following: Misdiagnosing, failing to diagnose or delaying a diagnosis. Making a mistake during surgery.
(1) Incompetence, or gross or repeated deviation from the standard of care involving death or serious bodily injury to one or more patients, to the extent or in such a manner as to be dangerous or injurious to any person or to the public.
Under Californias peer review statute, a hospital must afford a physician a fair hearing before revoking the physicians staff privileges. (Bus. Prof. Code, 809 et seq.)
The law requires that any medical malpractice judgment or arbitration award of any amount or settlement over $30,000 that relates to a licensees alleged negligence, error or omission in practice be reported, regardless of where the care and treatment occurred.
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Physician conduct/unprofessional conduct complaints are complaints that allege concerns about bdocHub of confidence, record alteration, filing fraudulent insurance claims, misleading advertising, failure to sign death certificates in a timely manner, failure to provide medical records to a patient, patient abandonment,
Aside from professional medical corporations, the entities that generally use an exception to the prohibition against the corporate practice of medicine in California are either nonprofits or government organizations.
The types of complaints the Board handles include: Substandard care (misdiagnosis, negligent treatment, delay in treatment, etc.) Prescribing issues (violation of drug laws, excessive/under prescribing) Sexual misconduct, impairment (drug, alcohol, mental, physical)

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