This text of Oregon § 442.819 (Definitions for ORS 442.819 to 442.851) is published on Counsel Stack Legal Research, covering Oregon primary law. Counsel Stack provides free access to over 12 million legal documents including statutes, case law, regulations, and constitutions.
As used in ORS 442.819 to 442.851:
(1)“Adverse event” means an objective and definable negative consequence of patient care, or the risk of an objective and definable negative consequence of patient care, that:
(a)Is unanticipated and usually preventable; and
(b)Results in or presents a risk of resulting in physical injury to the patient.
(2)“Participant” means an entity that reports patient safety data to the Oregon Patient Safety Reporting Program, and any agent, employee, consultant, representative, volunteer or medical staff member of the entity.
(3)“Patient safety activities” includes but is not limited to:
(a)The collection and analysis of patient safety data by a participant;
(b)The collection and analysis of patient safety data by the Oregon Patient Safety Commission establi
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As used in ORS 442.819 to 442.851:
(1) “Adverse event” means an objective and definable negative consequence of patient care, or the risk of an objective and definable negative consequence of patient care, that:
(a) Is unanticipated and usually preventable; and
(b) Results in or presents a risk of resulting in physical injury to the patient.
(2) “Participant” means an entity that reports patient safety data to the Oregon Patient Safety Reporting Program, and any agent, employee, consultant, representative, volunteer or medical staff member of the entity.
(3) “Patient safety activities” includes but is not limited to:
(a) The collection and analysis of patient safety data by a participant;
(b) The collection and analysis of patient safety data by the Oregon Patient Safety Commission established in ORS 442.820;
(c) The utilization of patient safety data by participants;
(d) The utilization of patient safety data by the Oregon Patient Safety Commission to improve the quality of care with respect to patient safety and to provide assistance to health care providers to minimize patient risk;
(e) Oral and written communication regarding patient safety data among two or more participants with the intent of making a disclosure to or preparing a report to be submitted to the patient safety reporting program; and
(f) Collaboration between the Oregon Patient Safety Commission and participants on patient safety initiatives.
(4) “Patient safety data” means oral communication or written reports, data, records, memoranda, analyses, deliberative work, statements, event investigations and analyses or action plans that are collected or developed to improve patient safety or health care quality that:
(a) Are prepared by a participant for the purpose of reporting patient safety data voluntarily to or otherwise working with the patient safety reporting program, or that are communicated among two or more participants with the intent of making a disclosure to or preparing a report to be submitted to the patient safety reporting program;
(b) Are collected or prepared by a patient safety organization certified by the United States Department of Health and Human Services under 42 U.S.C. 299b-24; or
(c) Are created by or at the direction of the patient safety reporting program, including communication, reports, notes or records created in the course of a patient safety initiative undertaken at the direction of or in collaboration with the Oregon Patient Safety Commission.
(5) “Patient safety reporting program” means the Oregon Patient Safety Reporting Program created in ORS 442.837.
(6) “Serious adverse event” means an objective and definable negative consequence of patient care, or the risk of an objective and definable negative consequence of patient care, that:
(a) Is unanticipated and usually preventable; and
(b) Results in, or presents a significant risk of, the patient’s death or serious physical injury.