(c) The 182–day notice period in subsection (a) shall be shortened to 90 days if:

1. (1) the claimant has previously filed the 182–day notice required against another health care provider involved in the claim; or
2. (2) the claimant has filed a complaint and commenced an action alleging medical malpractice against any health care provider involved in the claim.

(e) The notice given to a health care provider under this section shall contain, but shall not be limited to, a statement including:

1. (1) the factual basis for the claim;
2. (2) the applicable standard of care alleged by the claimant;
3. (3) the manner in which it is claimed that the applicable standard of care was breached by the health care provider;
4. (4) the alleged action that should have been taken to achieve compliance with the alleged standard of care;
5. (5) the manner in which it is alleged the breach of the standard of care was the proximate cause of the injury claimed in the notice; and
6. (6) the names of all health care providers that the claimant intends to notify under this section in relation to a claim.

(g) Within 150 days after receipt of notice under this section, the health care provider or authorized representative against whom the claim is made shall furnish to the claimant or the claimant's authorized representative a written response that contains a statement including the following:

1. (1) the factual basis for the defense, if any, to the claim;
2. (2) the standard of care that the health care provider claims to be applicable to the action;
3. (3) the manner in which it is claimed by the health care provider that there was or was not compliance with the applicable standard of care; and
4. (4) the manner in which the health care provider contends that the alleged negligence of the health care provider was or was not a proximate cause of the claimant's alleged injury or alleged damage.