The Alaska Supreme Court on Friday ruled that the term “medical reports” is not limited to records prepared in the ordinary course of business. As documented in Woodell v. Alaska Regional Hospital, Kade Woodell was working as a nurse at Alaska Regional Hospital in September 2018 when he developed a Clostridioides difficile infection after caring for an infected patient. Alaska Regional arranged an employer’s medical evaluation in May 2019. On remand, the board denied Alaska Regional’s petition for review, saying it found Mr. Woodell the most credible witness. Alaska Regional filed a request to cross-examine the doctor several days later.