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Why did I receive another notice of a Revision-to-Action Report? What is a Revision-to-Action Report?
A Revision-to-Action Report is a report of an action that modifies an adverse action previously reported to the NPDB. A Revision-to-Action Report does not replace the preceding report(s). Rather, it becomes a part of the disclosable record. The entity that reports the adverse action is responsible for reporting any modification to that action.
Examples of when a Revision-to-Action Report should be submitted include:
- When additional sanctions are taken against the subject of a report based on a previously reported incident
- When the length of action is extended or reduced
- When clinical privileges, professional society membership, accreditation, program participation, or a license is reinstated
- When the original suspension or probationary period ends
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Other Questions You May Find Helpful
- Why did I receive a report notification letter from the NPDB?
- Can I have my report changed or removed?
- What are my options if I want to respond to a report?
- Who can view my report?
- Why did I receive notice of a Correction Report? What is this, and what changed?
