Modifies provisions relating to peer review committees

Summary

It defines who counts as a health‑care professional and sets out how peer review committees may be formed. The legislation gives committee members immunity from civil lawsuits when they act in good faith and makes the committees' records privileged, limiting discovery except for certain licensing board investigations. The goal is to promote frank quality reviews while preserving oversight.

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