Common use of Peer Review Committees Clause in Contracts

Peer Review Committees. The CMHCC shall require that each University Provider’s Medical Director appoint an appropriately credentialed TDCJ Health Services representative designated by the TDCJ Director for Health Services as an ad hoc member to the University Provider’s peer review committees which relate directly to health and medical services provided to TDCJ patients, with the exception that the University Provider’s Medical Director may appoint a mutually agreed to independent third party designee as an ad hoc member in the event that there is a reasonable possibility of a conflict of interest between the two parties. Disputes over whether a conflict of interest between the parties exists can be referred to the CMHCC, but the decision of the CMHCC is not binding on the University Provider. The TDCJ appointee or independent third party designee to the peer review committee shall abide by the University Provider’s various bylaws, rules, regulations and policies governing the institution.

Peer Review Committees. The CMHCC shall require that each Each University Provider’s Medical Director shall appoint an appropriately credentialed TDCJ Health Services representative designated by the TDCJ Director for Health Services as an ad hoc member to the University Provider’s peer review committees which relate directly to health and medical services provided to TDCJ patients, with the exception that the University Provider’s Medical Director may appoint a mutually agreed to independent third party designee as an ad hoc member in the event that there is a reasonable possibility of a conflict of interest between the two parties. Disputes over whether a conflict of interest between the parties exists can be referred to the CMHCC, but the decision of the CMHCC is not binding on the University Provider. The TDCJ appointee or independent third party designee to the peer review committee shall abide by the University Provider’s various bylaws, rules, regulations and policies governing the institution.