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A medical expert forms an opinion partly from hospital records, lab reports, and interviews with family members. Some family statements are hearsay, but doctors in the field reasonably rely on such histories when making the relevant diagnosis. The proponent wants the expert to tell the jury the details of those hearsay statements.
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The expert may rely only on facts personally observed in court. The expert may never rely on inadmissible facts or data. The expert may rely on inadmissible facts, and the jury must always hear every such fact. The expert may rely on otherwise inadmissible facts or data if experts in the field would reasonably rely on them, but the proponent may disclose them to the jury only if their probative value in evaluating the opinion substantially outweighs their prejudicial effect.

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