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Medical Staff Bylaws - Arkansas Children's Hospital

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9.4.3 A summary suspension becomes effective immediately.9.4.4 The Chief of <strong>Staff</strong> will appoint an Ad Hoc Committee of at least three (3) members of theMSEC to investigate the summary suspension as soon as is reasonably practical. As a part of itsinvestigation, the Ad Hoc Committee may, in its discretion, afford the affected Practitioner anopportunity for an interview. At such interview, he/she shall be informed of the general nature of thecause for the summary suspension, and shall be invited to discuss, explain or refute the allegations. Thisinterview shall not constitute a hearing, shall be preliminary in nature, and none of the procedural rulesprovided in these <strong>Bylaws</strong> with respect to hearing and appeal shall apply. No legal counsel shall bepermitted to appear. A record of such interview shall be made by the Ad Hoc Committee and includedwith its report to the Chief of <strong>Staff</strong>.9.4.5 In addition to investigating the summary suspension, the Ad Hoc Committee mayconsider whether further corrective action with respect to the Practitioner is warranted.9.4.6 As soon as is reasonably practical, but no later than fourteen (14) business days after thedate of summary suspension, the Ad Hoc Committee shall report to the MSEC the results of itsinvestigation and the MSEC shall take one or more of the following actions with regard to the summarysuspension:A. make a finding clearing the Practitioner of the charges against him;B. direct that the summary suspension be terminated;C. direct that the summary suspension be continued pending further proceedings underthese <strong>Bylaws</strong>;D. issue a warning, a letter of admonition, or a letter of reprimand to the Practitioner;E. impose terms of probation or requirements of prior or concurrent consultation ordirect supervisions;F. refer the matter to the MSHS; orG. make a finding that there is sufficient evidence to warrant, and a recommendation ofsuspension, reduction, limitation or termination of staff membership and/or clinicalprivileges.9.4.7 If additional time is needed to complete the investigative process, the MSEC may deferaction on the matter but only with written consent of the affected Practitioner. A recommendation forone or more of the actions listed in Section 9.4.6 above must be made within the time specified in theconsent, and if no time is specified, within thirty (30) business days of the deferral.9.4.8 The report of the MSEC to the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors shall beaccompanied by a written statement of the facts and reasons supporting the action of the committee.34

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