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The document is a report from the National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB) regarding John R. Doe Jr., a physician whose clinical privileges were revoked by another healthcare facility on February 1, 2020, due to restrictions or suspensions. The report includes identification information, the basis for the action, and details about the continuous query enrollment for authorized use by Test Hospital. It also notes that the subject has disputed the report and requested a review by the Secretary of Health and Human Services.

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Can NPDB reports be shared?

The confidentiality provisions of Title IV, Section 1921, and Section 1128E allow an eligible entity receiving information from the NPDB to disclose the information to others who are part of the investigation or peer review process, as long as the information is used for the purpose for which it was provided.

Who has access to NPDB reports?

The general public does not have access to NPDB information and cannot view your report. However, registered health care organizations that meet federal requirements may query the NPDB to receive report information on health care professionals.

Who is required by law to query the NPDB?

Hospitals are the only health care entities mandated by federal law to query the NPDB. The biennial query may be done in ance with regular medical staff reappointment and clinical privilege re-delineation.

Who can see NPDB reports?

Federal legislation restricts access to the NPDB to registered entities that meet certain criteria only. The general public does not have right of access to the NPDB or the reports stored in the system. The NPDB is used only for the NPDBs mission of protecting the public and providing quality health care.

What are the three main items that are reported from the NPDB?

The NPDB collects information and maintains reports on the following: Medical malpractice payments. Federal and state licensure and certification actions. Adverse clinical privileges actions.

How long does it take to get an NPDB report?

A digitally certified Self-Query is usually available within minutes, as opposed to a mailed paper Self-Query, which costs more and may take 10 business days for U.S. Certified First-Class Mail to reach your address.

How do I check my NPDB report?

Sign in to ID.me and verify your identity. The NPDB partners with ID.me to provide secure access to your report with multi-factor authentication, or MFA, and identity verification. If you have an ID.me account you can use it to access your report. Otherwise, select Create an ID.me account on the ID.me sign in page.

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