Bryant v. Tenet, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
CANTRELL, Judge.
On the basis of the due process provision of Article I, § 8 of the Tennessee Constitution, the Chancery Court of Wilson County enjoined Tenet, Inc., the owner of a Lebanon hospital, from proceeding with the investigation of a complaint against a physician with staff privileges at the hospital. We conclude that the procedure employed by the hospital does not violate the physician’s constitutional or contractual rights. We, therefore, reverse the lower court’s judgment.
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Facts and Procedural History
Dr. Joe Bryant has practiced for many years as a general surgeon at the…
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