PROCEDURAL RIGHTS 11.1 APPLICABILITY & DEFINITIONS The purpose of this Article is to provide a mechanism for resolution of matters Adverse to APPs who have, or APP applicants who have requested, Privileges at the Hospital. 11.2 EFFECT OF ADVERSE RECOMMENDATIONS AND ACTIONS 11.2-1 By the PSEC. Unless otherwise provided in this Policy, when an APP receives Special Notice of an Adverse recommendation of the PSEC, the APP shall be entitled to a hearing and appellate review, if applicable, in accordance with the procedures set forth in this Article. 11.2-2 By the Board. Unless otherwise provided in this Policy, when an APP receives Special Notice of an Adverse recommendation or action of the Board, and such decision is not based upon a prior Adverse recommendation of the PSEC with respect to which the APP was entitled to a hearing, the APP shall be entitled to a hearing and appellate review, if applicable, in accordance with the procedures set forth in this Article. 11.3 ADVERSE RECOMMENDATION OR ACTIONS 11.3-1 Unless otherwise provided in this Policy, the following recommendations or actions shall, if deemed Adverse, entitle the APP affected thereby to a hearing: Denial of initial Privileges or regrant of Privileges. Suspension, restriction, or termination of Privileges in excess of fourteen (14) days as part of a formal corrective action process. Imposition of a focused professional practice evaluation resulting in a limitation on previously exercised Privileges in excess of fourteen (14) days as part of a formal corrective action process. 11.3-2 WHEN DEEMED ADVERSE (a) A recommendation or action listed in Section 11.3-1 shall be deemed Adverse, as such term is defined in this Policy, only when it has been: Recommended by the PSEC; or, by the Board under circumstances where no prior right to a hearing existed. (b) Recommendations or actions pertaining to an APP’s Clinical Privileges that are based on any matter which does not relate to the clinical competence or
PROCEDURAL RIGHTS 11.1 APPLICABILITY & DEFINITIONS The purpose of this Article is to provide a mechanism for resolution of matters Adverse to APPs who have, or APP applicants who have requested, Privileges at the Hospital. 11.2 EFFECT OF ADVERSE RECOMMENDATIONS AND ACTIONS 11.2-1 By the PSEC. Unless otherwise provided in this Policy, when an APP receives Special Notice of an Adverse recommendation of the PSEC, the APP shall be entitled to a hearing and appellate review, if applicable, in accordance with the procedures set forth in this Article. 11.2-2 By the Board. Unless otherwise provided in this Policy, when an APP receives Special Notice of an Adverse recommendation or action of the Board, and such decision is not based upon a prior Adverse recommendation of the PSEC with respect to which the APP was entitled to a hearing, the APP shall be entitled to a hearing and appellate review, if applicable, in accordance with the procedures set forth in this Article. 11.3 ADVERSE RECOMMENDATION OR ACTIONS 11.3-1 Unless otherwise provided in this Policy, the following recommendations or actions shall, if deemed Adverse, entitle the APP affected thereby to a hearing: Denial of initial Privileges or regrant of Privileges. Suspension, restriction, or termination of Privileges in excess of fourteen (14) days as part of a formal corrective action process. Imposition of a focused professional practice evaluation resulting in a limitation on previously exercised Privileges in excess of fourteen (14) days as part of a formal corrective action process. 11.3-2 WHEN DEEMED ADVERSE (a) A recommendation or action listed in Section 11.3-1 shall be deemed Adverse, as such term is defined in this Policy, only when it has been: Recommended by the PSEC; or, by the Board under circumstances where no prior right to a hearing existed. (b) Recommendations or actions pertaining to an APP’s Clinical Privileges that are based on any matter which does not relate to the clinical competence or