HARRY HUGHES, Governor                               4249

compensation shall be payable for any period during which
the employee may refuse to submit to such examination.

The medical board shall, as soon as practicable after
it has completed its consideration of the case, report in
writing its findings and conclusions on every medical
question in controversy. If the date of disablement is
controverted and cannot be exactly fixed scientifically, the
medical board shall fix the most probable date, having
regard to all the circumstances of the case. The medical
board shall also include in its report a statement
indicating the physician or physicians, if any, who appeared
before it, and what, if any, medical reports and X-rays were
considered by it.

Article - Courts and Judicial Proceedings

3-2A-01.

(e) "Health care provider" means a hospital, a related
institution as defined in [Article 43, § 556 of the Code] §
19-301 OF THE HEALTH - GENERAL ARTICLE, a physician, an
osteopath, an optometrist, a chiropractor, a registered or
licensed practical nurse, a dentist, a podiatrist, and a
physical therapist, licensed or authorized to provide one or
more health care services in Maryland. "Health care
provider" does not mean any nursing institution conducted by
and for those who rely upon treatment by spiritual means
through prayer alone in accordance with the tenets and
practices of a recognized church or religious denomination.

3-811.

(b) Any information secured or statement made by a
participant during a preliminary or further inquiry pursuant
to § 3-810 or a study pursuant to § 3-818 may not be
admitted in evidence in any adjudicatory hearing except on
the issue of respondent's competence to participate in the
proceedings and responsibility for his conduct as provided
in [Article 59 § 25] § 12-107 OF THE HEALTH - GENERAL
ARTICLE where a petition alleging delinquency has been
filed, or in a criminal proceeding prior to conviction.

3-820.

(e) A child may be placed in an emergency facility on
an emergency basis under [§ 22 of Article 59] TITLE 10,
SUBTITLE 6, PART IV OF THE HEALTH - GENERAL ARTICLE.

(h) (2) At any time after the commitment of the child
to a State mental hospital if the individualized treatment
plan developed under [§ 3A of Article 59] § 10-705 OF THE
HEALTH - GENERAL ARTICLE recommends that a child no longer
meets the standards in subsection (f), then the court shall
grant a hearing to review the commitment order. The court