Rules & Regulations of the State of Tennessee Title 0900 - Medical Malpractice Review
Here’s the current status of Tennessee Title 0900 – Medical Malpractice Review:
🔍 Overview of Title 0900
Subtitle 0900‑01 (Medical Malpractice Review Board – General Procedures) has been repealed.
The original Chapter 0900-1 was filed February 17, 1976, effective March 18, 1976, and included rules 0900‑1‑.01 through ‑.06.
Repeals and amendments occurred through the late 1970s, and the entire chapter was formally repealed by Public Chapter 969, effective July 1, 1984 (law.cornell.edu).
As of the most recent compilations (including Justia, current through March 23, 2025), no active rules remain under Title 0900; the entire subtitle remains repealed (regulations.justia.com).
✅ Summary
| Title | Subtitle | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0900 | 0900‑01 | Repealed | Original rules removed via Public Ch. 969 (effective July 1, 1984) |
| 0900 | Overall | No active rules | No replacement subtitle exists as of March 2025 |
📝 What This Means
Tennessee no longer maintains an active Medical Malpractice Review Board rule series under Title 0900.
Any oversight or review mechanisms related to medical malpractice are likely handled under T.C.A. Title 29 (Health Care Liability Act) and by the Department of Health or Board for Licensing Health Care Facilities—not by administrative rule under Title 0900.
ℹ️ For Further Research
Tennessee Code Annotated (T.C.A.) Title 29, Chapter 26 covers the Health Care Liability Act and pre‑suit requirements.
Tennessee Department of Health or its Boards (e.g., Board of Medical Examiners, Nursing Board) regulate malpractice via licensure boards.
You might also explore recent statutes or court rules rather than administrative code for current malpractice review processes.
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