Minn. Stat. § 62Q.101
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§ 62Q.101 EVALUATION OF PROVIDER PERFORMANCE.
Official statutory text
A health plan company, or a vendor of risk management services as defined under section 60A.23, subdivision 8 , shall, in evaluating the performance of a health care provider:
(1) conduct the evaluation using a bona fide baseline based upon practice experience of the provider group; and
(2) disclose the baseline to the health care provider in writing and prior to the beginning of the time period used for the evaluation.
(1) conduct the evaluation using a bona fide baseline based upon practice experience of the provider group; and
(2) disclose the baseline to the health care provider in writing and prior to the beginning of the time period used for the evaluation.
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