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A doctor who filed suit against Independence Blue Cross after twice being denied membership in the insurer's network has the right to depose the non-employee members of the IBC committee that decides which physicians should be admitted into the network, a Philadelphia judge has ruled. In reaching his decision, Judge Albert W. Sheppard Jr. concluded that the confidentiality provision of the Peer Review Act does not protect IBC's credentialing committee.
October 25, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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