§ 43.371.005 Findings
§ 43.371.010 Definitions
§ 43.371.020 Statewide all-payer health care claims database — Selection and duties of lead organization — Certification as qualified entity pursuant to 42 C.F.R. Sec. 401.703(a) — Contract with data vendor
§ 43.371.030 Submission of claims data to database — Annual status report
§ 43.371.040 Claims data and database — Exempt from public disclosure — Not subject to subpoena or compulsory process
§ 43.371.050 Availability of claims or data for retrieval — Confidentiality of claims or data — Duties of the lead organization and the data vendor
§ 43.371.060 Health care data reports — Public comment period — Preparation — Contents — Publication or release of reports
§ 43.371.070 Rules
§ 43.371.080 Cost, performance, and effectiveness of database and performance of lead organization — Reports to the legislature
§ 43.371.090 State agency coordinating structure — Biennial review — Recommendations
§ 43.371.100 Development of data set and business process to assist in determining commercially reasonable payment amounts and resolving out-of-network payment disputes for medical services covered under the balance billing protection act
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