This bill, if passed, would amend the General Laws to make certain statements or conduct by health care providers inadmissible as evidence of liability or admission against interest in any claim or action against the provider. The bill defines terms such as "health care facility," "health care provider," "relative," and "representative." It specifies that statements expressing apology, regret, condolence, or other similar sentiments made by a health care facility, provider, or employee or agent of a health care facility or provider to the patient, the patient's relative, or a representative of the patient regarding any alleged discomfort, pain, suffering, injury, or death resulting from an unanticipated outcome of medical treatment or procedure would be inadmissible as evidence. The bill would take effect upon passage.