OAR 333-505-0005
Governing Body Responsibility

(1) In a multi-hospital system, one governing body may oversee multiple hospitals.

(2) The governing body of a hospital shall be responsible for the operation of the hospital, the selection of the medical staff and the quality of care rendered in the hospital. The governing body shall ensure that:

(a) All health care personnel for whom a state license or registration is required are currently licensed or registered;

(b) Qualified individuals allowed to practice in the hospital are credentialed and granted privileges consistent with their individual training, experience and other qualifications;

(c) Procedures for granting, restricting and terminating privileges exist and that such procedures are regularly reviewed to assure their conformity to applicable law;

(d) It has an organized medical staff responsible for reviewing the professional practices of the hospital for the purpose of reducing morbidity and mortality and for the improvement of patient care;

(e) A physician is not denied medical staff privileges at the facility solely on the basis that the physician holds medical staff membership or privileges at another health care facility;

(f) Licensed podiatric physicians and surgeons are permitted to use the hospital in accordance with ORS 441.063 (Use of facilities by licensed podiatric physicians and surgeons); and

(g) All hospital employees and health care practitioners granted hospital privileges have been tested for tuberculosis in compliance with OAR 333-505-0070 (Infection Control and Prevention).

(3) A hospital may grant privileges to nurse practitioners or physician assistants in accordance with ORS 441.064 (Use of facilities by nurse practitioners and physician assistants) and subject to hospital rules governing credentialing and staff privileges.

(a) Privileges granted to certified nurse midwives, if any, must be consistent with privileges granted to other medical staff and include:

(A) Admitting privileges that do not require a certified nurse midwife to co-admit a patient with a physician who is a member of the medical staff; and

(B) Voting rights;

(b) A hospital may refuse to grant privileges to nurse practitioners only upon the same basis that privileges are refused to other licensed health care practitioners.

(c) A hospital may refuse to grant privileges to a physician assistant based on the refusal of privileges to the physician assistant’s supervising physician.

(4) A hospital shall require that every patient admitted shall be and remain under the care of a member of the medical staff as specified under the medical staff by-laws.

Source: Rule 333-505-0005 — Governing Body Responsibility, https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/view.action?ruleNumber=333-505-0005.

333–505–0001
Applicability 333–505–0005
Governing Body Responsibility 333–505–0007
Health Care Practitioner Credentialing 333–505–0010
Administrator 333–505–0020
Medical Staff 333–505–0030
Organization, Hospital Policies 333–505–0033
Patient Rights 333–505–0040
Personnel 333–505–0050
Medical Records 333–505–0055
Discharge Planning Requirements 333–505–0060
Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement 333–505–0070
Infection Control and Prevention 333–505–0090
Request for Tissues and Organs 333–505–0100
Training for Requestors 333–505–0110
Hospital Compliance 333–505–0120
Emergency Contraception

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OAR 333-505-0005 Governing Body Responsibility

OAR 333-505-0005
Governing Body Responsibility