Md. Code, Health Occupations § 13-207.1
This is the official text of Md. Code, Health Occupations § 13-207.1, part of Maryland’s Code, Health Occupations — governs the licensing of healthcare professionals.
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§13–207.
Official statutory text
§13–207.1.
If it is determined that disclosure of information contained in a record of the Board will serve to protect the public, the Board, after an affirmative vote of a majority, may:
(1) Disclose any information contained in a record of the Board to any other health occupations licensure board of this State if the information relates to an individual licensed or certified by the other board; or
(2) Disclose to a physical therapy licensure board of any other state:
(i) Any information contained in a record of the Board if the information relates to an individual licensed by the Board and is based on a final decision of the Board; or
(ii) The information that a licensee has charges pending before the Board and there has been no final decision in the matter.
If it is determined that disclosure of information contained in a record of the Board will serve to protect the public, the Board, after an affirmative vote of a majority, may:
(1) Disclose any information contained in a record of the Board to any other health occupations licensure board of this State if the information relates to an individual licensed or certified by the other board; or
(2) Disclose to a physical therapy licensure board of any other state:
(i) Any information contained in a record of the Board if the information relates to an individual licensed by the Board and is based on a final decision of the Board; or
(ii) The information that a licensee has charges pending before the Board and there has been no final decision in the matter.
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