Lillian M. Jones v. Hawai'i Medical Board, et al.
SocialSecurity DueProcess
Whether Congress intended HCQIA to protect reporting physicians and entities to the National Practitioner Data Bank
QUESTIONS PRESENTED I. Whether Congress Under the Healthcare Quality Improvement Act (HCQIA) Intended Only to Protect Reporting Physicians and Entities to the “Physicians’ Blacklist,” the National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB) Because They Were the “In. tended Class” to Benefit From Reporting and Tracking Potentially Dangerous Physicians Across State Lines. II. Whether the Lower Courts Flagrantly Disre. garded Examining Evidence Under HCQIA and | Erroneously Awarded Respondents Judgment on : the Pleadings or in the Alternative Summary | Judgment as a Matter of Law. III. Whether the Lower Courts, Misled by Judicial ; Analysis Under HCQIA applied bad case law to . . guide its conclusion. | . | ii RELATED CASES Jones v. Hawaii Medical Board, Ahlani K. Quiogue, EO, Constance I. Cabral, EO, and John Does 1-20 in the Circuit Court of the First Circuit State of Hawai‘, Jones v. Hawaii Medical Board, Ahlani K. Quiogue, EO, Constance I. Cabral, EO, and John Does 1-20 in the Circuit Court of the First Circuit State of Hawaii in the Intermediate Court of Appeals.