Ch. 109

LAWS OF MARYLAND

(3) The [Commission] BOARD shall, after formal action
is taken pursuant to § 14-506, notify those hospitals or health
care facilities where the physician has privileges or is employed
of its formal action within 10 days after the action is taken and
shall provide the hospital or health care facility with periodic
reports as to enforcement or monitoring of a formal disciplinary
order against a physician within 10 days after receipt of those
reports.

(e)  The [Commission] BOARD may disclose any information
contained in a record to a licensing or disciplinary authority of
another state if:

(1)  The licensing or disciplinary authority of
another state that regulates licensed physicians in that state
requests the information in writing; and

(2)  The disclosure of any information is limited to
the pendency of an allegation of a ground for disciplinary or
other action by the [Commission] BOARD until:

(i) The [Commission] BOARD has passed an order
under § 14-506 of this subtitle; or

(ii) A licensed physician on whom the
information is requested authorizes a disclosure as to the facts
of an allegation or the results of an investigation before the
[Commission] BOARD.

(f)  The [Commission] BOARD may disclose any information
contained in a record to a person if:

(1)  A licensed physician on whom any information is
requested authorizes the person to receive the disclosure;

(2)  The person requests the information in writing;
and

(3)  The authorization for the disclosure is in
writing.

(g)  The [Commission] BOARD may disclose any information
contained in a record to the Medical Assistance Compliance
Administration or any health occupational regulatory board if:

(1)  The Medical Assistance Compliance Administration
or any health occupational regulatory board requests the
information in writing;

(2)  (i) The [Commission] BOARD has issued an order
under § 14-506 of this subtitle; or

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