52:4B-15. Order for appointment of impartial medical experts; direction of examination; report
The order for the appointment of impartial medical experts and directing an examination of an injured party and report thereon or a report on the cause of death of a decedent shall, to the extent applicable and with due regard to the religious tenets of an applicant:
  1. Designate the name of the impartial medical expert and his specialty;
  2. Specify the conditions and scope of the examination to be conducted and the report to be made;
  3. Direct the injured party to submit to a physical examination as specified in the order;
  4. Direct all parties and their counsel to deliver to the board for the use of the designated expert all medical reports, X-rays, X-ray reports and records and reports of pathological or neurological examinations or tests of the injured party or of the decedent which are in their possession or under their control;
  5. Direct the injured party or his counsel to prepare a list of the names and addresses of any physicians or hospitals which may have any relevant medical records and to deliver the same to the board, for the use of the designated expert, together with a written and signed consent for the examination by the designated expert of any hospital records or other medical records or reports which are not in the possession or under the control of the injured party or his counsel;
  6. Direct the injured party to be examined to disclose to the designated expert at his request, and not otherwise, any fact necessary and relevant to his examination and report;
  7. Authorize the designated expert to make or to have made by others of his selection such supplementary diagnostic procedures or tests as shall be necessary and relevant to his examination and report and direct the party to be examined to submit thereto; and
  8. Fix the date by which the examination is to be made and the date by which the report of the designated expert is to be delivered to the board.