The Peer Review Protection Act does not shield credentialing materials, the Pennsylvania Superior Court has ruled, relying on the state Supreme Court’s decision from last year in Reginelli v. Boggs.

In Reginelli, the justices ruled that documents are only covered under the PRPA if they are generated by “peer review committees” of organizations that are regulated by the state to operate in the health care industry.

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