• Recognizes that original source documents containing factual information about a patient not created as part of professional review are not protected under the professional review privilege. 
• Allows a mechanism where such documents, that are not otherwise privileged or confidential, are identified and can be obtained by subpoena or discovery from the professional review entity if those records are not otherwise available from the original source that created them.  
• Additionally, it was made clear that the log of all original source documents will describe the nature and source of the original source documents. 

Lastly, the amended bill encourages consumer member participation on professional review committees and will allow rulemaking by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) to require more robust reporting by the governing boards of professional review entities about the outcomes of their professional review investigations. This would include, for example, where the entity takes no final adverse action on the individual's privileges, but requires additional education or proctoring by the individual.