Indiana § 16-49-3-5 Records from hospitals, physicians, coroners, law enforcement officers,
or mental health professionals; immunity from liability

Indiana Statutes

§ 16-49-3-5 — Records from hospitals, physicians, coroners, law enforcement officers, or mental health professionals; immunity from liability

Indiana § 16-49-3-5

Title 16HEALTH

Art. 49CHILD FATALITY REVIEWS

Ch. 3Local Child Fatality Review Teams

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Ind. Code § 16-49-3-5 (2026).

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(a)Subject to IC 34-30-15, if the local child fatality review team requests records from a hospital, physician, coroner, law enforcement officer, or mental health professional regarding a death that the local child fatality review team is reviewing, the hospital, physician, coroner, law enforcement officer, or mental health professional shall provide the requested records to the local child fatality review team.

(b)A person who provides records in accordance with subsection

(a)in good faith is not subject to liability in:

(1)a civil;

(2)an administrative;

(3)a disciplinary; or

(4)a criminal; action that might otherwise be imposed as a result of such disclosure.

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(a) Subject to IC 34-30-15, if the local child
fatality review team requests records from a hospital, physician,
coroner, law enforcement officer, or mental health professional
regarding a death that the local child fatality review team is reviewing,
the hospital, physician, coroner, law enforcement officer, or mental
health professional shall provide the requested records to the local
child fatality review team.
(b) A person who provides records in accordance with subsection
(a) in good faith is not subject to liability in:
(1) a civil;
(2) an administrative;
(3) a disciplinary; or
(4) a criminal;
action that might otherwise be imposed as a result of such disclosure.