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What is the relationship between mandatory reporting requirements and the Patient Safety Work Product protections?

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What is the relationship between mandatory reporting requirements and the Patient Safety Work Product protections?

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• From the Final PSO Rule, Federal Register Vol 73 No 226 Pp 70742–4 11/21/2008: Generally, information may become patient safety work product when reported to a PSO. Information may also become patient safety work product upon collection within a patient safety evaluation system. Such information may be voluntarily removed from a patient safety evaluation system if it has not been reported and would no longer be patient safety work product. As a result, providers need not maintain duplicate systems to separate information to be reported to a PSO from information that may be required to fulfill state reporting obligations. All of this information, collected in one patient safety evaluation system, is protected as patient safety work product unless the provider determines that certain information must be removed from the patient safety evaluation system for reporting to the state. Once removed from the patient safety evaluation system, this information is no longer patient safety work p

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