Indiana Code > Title 27 > Article 13 > Chapter 31 – Confidentiality of Medical Information and Limitation of Liability


§ 27-13-31-1	Information treated as confidential; exceptions; privilege against disclosure
§ 27-13-31-2	Liability limitations
§ 27-13-31-3	Information and records subject to subpoena or discovery
§ 27-13-31-4	Quality management program; access to records

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