Washington Administrative Code
Title 284 - Insurance Commissioner, Office of the
Chapter 284-24D - Medical malpractice closed claim data reporting rules for facilities and providers
- Section 284-24D-010 - Purpose
- Section 284-24D-020 - Definitions
- Section 284-24D-030 - How will the commissioner ensure data confidentiality under RCW 48.140.060(2)?
- Section 284-24D-040 - How are closed claims reported to the commissioner?
- Section 284-24D-050 - How will the OIC assign user ID codes to reporting entities?
- Section 284-24D-060 - What types of claims must be reported to the commissioner?
- Section 284-24D-070 - Are write-offs or other small sums of money provided as customer service gestures considered claims?
- Section 284-24D-080 - When is a claim considered closed?
- Section 284-24D-090 - When are closed claim reports due?
- Section 284-24D-100 - Can a reporting entity reopen a claim or make changes to previously reported data?
- Section 284-24D-110 - How should reporting entities assign claim and incident identifiers?
- Section 284-24D-120 - When is the primary insuring entity responsible for reporting closed claims to the commissioner?
- Section 284-24D-130 - When is an excess insuring entity responsible for reporting closed claims to the commissioner?
- Section 284-24D-140 - When is a self-insurer responsible for reporting closed claims to the commissioner?
- Section 284-24D-150 - May a self-insurer report claims on behalf of itself and an excess insuring entity?
- Section 284-24D-160 - When is a facility or provider principally responsible for reporting closed medical malpractice claims to the commissioner?
- Section 284-24D-170 - What does "date of notice" mean?
- Section 284-24D-180 - How should the type of medical specialty be reported?
- Section 284-24D-190 - How should the type of health care facility be reported?
- Section 284-24D-200 - What should be reported as the primary location where the medical malpractice incident occurred?
- Section 284-24D-210 - How should the incident city be reported?
- Section 284-24D-220 - How should injury severity be reported using the National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB) severity scale?
- Section 284-24D-230 - What should be reported as the reason for the medical malpractice claim?
- Section 284-24D-240 - How should claim disposition information be reported?
- Section 284-24D-250 - How should information about the timing of the settlement be reported?
- Section 284-24D-260 - Are claim payments reported on a gross or net basis?
- Section 284-24D-270 - What does an insuring entity report when the damages exceed policy limits?
- Section 284-24D-280 - Are subrogation recoveries subject to reporting?
- Section 284-24D-290 - How are structured settlements reported?
- Section 284-24D-300 - If the court itemizes damages, what information must be reported?
- Section 284-24D-310 - What information must be reported if the court does not itemize damages or a claim is settled by the parties?
- Section 284-24D-320 - How should "companion claims" be reported?
- Section 284-24D-330 - How much detail is required when reporting allocated loss adjustment expenses?
- Section 284-24D-340 - If defense services are provided by company employees, must company overhead be reported with ALAE?
- Section 284-24D-350 - How are economic damages allocated under RCW 48.140.030 (10)(b)(iii)?
- Section 284-24D-360 - What elements of economic loss must a reporting entity include when reporting economic damages?
- Section 284-24D-362 - What process must a person use to estimate economic damages?
- Section 284-24D-364 - What sources of information can a reporting entity use to estimate economic damages?
- Section 284-24D-366 - Will the OIC provide guidelines or tools which reporting entities can use when estimating economic damages?
- Section 284-24D-370 - How are paid and estimated economic damages reported under RCW 48.140.040 (10)(b)(iii)?
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