If notice is not given as required by § 16-46-403 , a party in litigation shall be prohibited from introducing the patient's medical records into evidence or referring to the patient's medical records in any manner in a legal proceeding relating to the patient. Acts 2005, No. 1436, § 1. If notice is not given as required by § 16-46-403 , a party in litigation shall be prohibited from introducing the patient's medical records into evidence or referring to the patient's medical records in any manner in a legal proceeding relating to the patient. Acts 2005, No. 1436, § 1. If notice is not given as required by § 16-46-403 , a party in litigation shall be prohibited from introducing the patient's medical records into evidence or referring to the patient's medical records in any manner in a legal proceeding relating to the patient. Acts 2005, No. 1436, § 1. If notice is not given as required by § 16-46-403 , a party in litigation shall be prohibited from introducing the patient's medical records into evidence or referring to the patient's medical records in any manner in a legal proceeding relating to the patient. Acts 2005, No. 1436, § 1.
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