Sec. 15. In any legal proceeding, a chiropractor's testimony relating to records or reports of a licensed physician may be admissible as evidence in the legal proceeding if the:
(1) chiropractor is qualified as an expert by the chiropractor's knowledge, skill, experience, training, or education; and
(2) court is satisfied that the information is of the type reasonably relied upon by other chiropractors.
As added by P.L.180-1997, SEC.1.
Structure Indiana Code
Title 25. Professions and Occupations
Chapter 1. Regulation of Chiropractors — Creation of Board
25-10-1-2. Requirements for Licensure
25-10-1-4. Waiver of Educational Requirements; Examination
25-10-1-5. License by Reciprocity
25-10-1-5.5. Temporary Permits for Chiropractic School Graduates
25-10-1-5.6. Persons Licensed in Other Jurisdictions; Temporary Permits
25-10-1-7. Service in Armed Forces Disrupting Chiropractic Education
25-10-1-9. Rights of Practitioner Holding License Under Article Governing Practice of Medicine
25-10-1-10. Fees; Use and Disposition
25-10-1-11. Necessity of License; Violations
25-10-1-13. Employees; Act, Duty, or Function
25-10-1-14. Necessity of License; Injunction or Order; Physical Therapists
25-10-1-15. Admissibility of Testimony Regarding Physician Records or Reports
25-10-1-16. Use of Title "Chiropractor"
25-10-1-17. Authority to Diagnose and Treat Injuries, Conditions, and Disorders