Washington § 70.320.060 - Civil actions — Outcomes and performance measures do not establish a standard of care.

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§ 70.320.060. Civil actions — Outcomes and performance measures do not establish a standard of care.

The outcomes and performance measures established pursuant to this chapter do not establish a standard of care in any civil action brought by a recipient of services. The failure of a service coordination organization to meet the outcomes and performance measures established pursuant to this chapter does not create civil liability on the part of the service coordination organization in a claim brought by a recipient of services.
[ 2013 c 320 s 6.]

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