North Carolina · North Carolina General Statutes — Crimes & Controlled Substances
N.C.G.S. (Criminal Law) § 90-16: Self-reporting requirements; confidentiality of Board investigative information; cooperation with law enforcement; patient protection; Board to keep public records
What this law says, in plain English
This statute governs the North Carolina Medical Board's recordkeeping, confidentiality of investigative files, and public disclosure obligations. It requires the Board to maintain proceeding records and publish licensed physician names, while protecting patient privacy and keeping investigative materials confidential except under specified circumstances.
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