The New Jersey Supreme Court is considering how far the 2004 Patient Safety Act—passed after nurse Charles Cullen's multiple murders at area hospitals—can go in keeping documents in internal investigations confidential.
November 08, 2013 at 03:05 AM
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The New Jersey Supreme Court is considering how far the 2004 Patient Safety Act—passed after nurse Charles Cullen’s multiple murders at area hospitals—can go in keeping documents in internal investigations confidential.
A case argued Wednesday, C.A. v. Bentolila, the first to reach the court since the law’s enactment, is being closely watched by the health-care community and medical malpractice lawyers.
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