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Brinton v. IHC Hospitals12/29/1998
ritical of Dr. Romney's occasional lack of objectivity, explicitly found no evidence of a conspiracy or any unfair treatment of Dr. Brinton. That same panel chose to strongly endorse the Board's recommendation that Dr. Brinton's privileges be revoked.
Thus, although Dr. Brinton presented some evidence of bias on the part of certain individuals, he has presented no evidence of a wider conspiracy involving the administrative bodies that were actually responsible for Dr. Brinton's staff status. Hence, in this case, Dr. Brinton's disputed allegations of bad faith are not substantial enough to raise questions of material fact that would justify reversal of the district court's ruling on summary judgment.
IV. CONCLUSION
Therefore, Dr. Brinton's claims either are meritless, were waived, or are not supported by articulable claims of prejudice derived from the Hospital's failure to substantially comply with the Bylaws. The district court correctly granted summary judgment. We affirm.
Chief Justice Howe, Justice Zimmerman, Justice Russon and Judge Wilkins concur in Justice Stewart's opinion. Associate Chief Justice Durham, having disqualified herself, does not participate herein. Court of Appeals Judge Michael J. Wilkins sat.
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