In this subtitle the following words have the meanings indicated. “Child” means an individual under the age of 18 years. “Child death review case reporting system” means a national, standardized, web–based reporting system for the confidential collection, analysis, aggregation, and reporting of child death data that is maintained and operated by a national center for child death review. “Data use agreement” means a contract between the Department and a national center for child death review that establishes the terms and conditions for the State and local child fatality review teams’ participation in a child death review case reporting system. “Health care provider” means: An individual licensed or certified under the Health Occupations Article to provide health care; or A facility that provides health care to individuals. “Local team” means the multidisciplinary and multiagency child fatality review team established for a county. “Meeting” includes meetings through telephone conferencing. “National center for child death review” means a public, private, nonprofit, or governmental organization or entity that is funded or otherwise recognized by the United States Department of Health and Human Services and is responsible for: Developing a child death review case reporting system; Training and serving as a liaison to State agencies participating in the system; and Disseminating national child death review data generated by the system. “State Team” means the State Child Fatality Review Team. “Unexpected child death” means a death of a child investigated by the office of the Chief Medical Examiner as required by § 5–309 of this title.