§ 63-32-104. Requirements
When collecting information or compiling reports intended to compare individual health care providers, the commissioner of health shall require that: Provider organizations that are representative of the target group for profiling shall be meaningfully involved in the development of all aspects of the profile methodology, including collection methods, formatting and methods and means for release […]
§ 63-32-105. Information for Public Dissemination
Each board regulating a provider, as defined in § 63-32-102, shall collect the following information and provide to the department of health in order for the department to create individual profiles on licensees, in a format created by the department that shall be available for dissemination to the public: A description of any criminal convictions […]
§ 63-32-106. Conviction of Unlicensed Provider—report to Relevant Board
The district attorney general for any court in which an unlicensed provider is convicted of being represented as a licensed provider shall, within one (1) week thereafter, report the same to the relevant board together with a copy of the court proceedings in the case.
§ 63-32-107. Publication of Provider Profiles — Certain Restrictions
The department of health, in implementing § 63-32-105 shall not disseminate a provider profile by electronic media, including the World Wide Web of the internet or toll-free telephone line before May 1, 1999. The department shall conduct a study of the impact of publication of provider profiles by electronic media on the personal safety of […]
§ 63-32-108. Assessment of Costs
The department of health shall assess boards of providers that they regulate for the costs reasonably associated with providing the services and information pursuant to this chapter. Further, the department shall provide the cost to the department of commerce and insurance that is associated with providing the services and information relative to the board of […]
§ 63-32-109. Costs Assessed Against Boards
The costs assessed against each board of providers shall be paid from the separate account established pursuant to § 63-1-137 in the general fund for each board.
§ 63-32-110. Managed Care Organizations
Managed care organizations regulated pursuant to title 56, chapter 32, shall provide an accurate listing of provider information as required by this chapter to the department of health. A managed care organization shall report any addition or deletion of a provider from its panel of contracted members within twenty-one (21) business days of the date […]
§ 63-32-111. Annual Report and Provider Profiles — Availability
The annual report required by § 56-32-110(b)(4) [repealed], and information required for a profile by this section shall be made available to consumers by the department of health through the World Wide Web of the internet or a toll-free telephone line. Such information shall be made available by May 1, 1999, and shall be updated […]
§ 63-31-113. Use of Title “Polysomnographic Technologist” or Abbreviation “Psgp”
Any person who is licensed to engage in the practice of polysomnography in this state shall have the right to use the title “polysomnographic technologist” or the abbreviation “PSGP.” No other person may use that title or abbreviation or any other words or letters indicating that the person is a polysomnographic technologist.
§ 63-31-114. Annual Meeting of Standards Committee
The polysomnographic professional standards committee shall conduct at least one (1) meeting in each of the years 2007-2010 to allow public discussion of new developments in the practice of polysomnography, including, but not limited to, the availability of accredited polysomnographic educational programs to persons in all parts of the state, the availability of other certification […]