Oklahoma Statutes
Title 63. Public Health and Safety
§63-1-738k. Posting of Individual Abortion Form - Notice - Sample form.

A. Subsections B and C of this section shall become operative on the later of:

1. April 1, 2012; or
2. Thirty (30) calendar days following the date on which the State Department of Health posts on its website the Individual Abortion Form and instructions concerning its electronic submission referenced in this section.
B. The Department shall post the Individual Abortion Form and instructions concerning its electronic submission on its stable Internet website. Nothing in the Individual Abortion Form shall contain the name, address, hometown, county of residence, or any other information specifically identifying any patient. The Department's Individual Abortion Form shall be substantially similar to, but need not be in the specific format, provided in subsection F of this section.
C. Any physician performing abortions shall fully complete and submit, electronically, an Individual Abortion Form to the State Department of Health by the last business day of the calendar month following the month in which the physician performs an abortion, for each abortion the physician performs.
D. In cases in which a physician or the agent of a physician:
1. Mails the printed materials described in Section 1-738.3 of this title to a female specifically to comply with division (1) of subparagraph d of paragraph 2 of subsection B of Section 1-738.2 of this title;
2. Gives or mails the printed materials described in Section 1-738.10 of this title to a female specifically to comply with subsection A of Section 1-738.8 of this title; or
3. Provides notice to a parent in compliance with Section 1-740.2 of this title,
but does not subsequently perform an abortion on the female or minor, the physician shall electronically submit a completed Individual Abortion Form to the State Department of Health, and shall mark as "not applicable" those items of information that may accurately be provided only when an abortion is performed. The physician shall not submit such a form if the physician knows that an abortion was subsequently performed on the female or minor by another physician. Individual Abortion Forms required by this subsection shall be submitted by the last business day of the second calendar month following the calendar month in which the physician mails the printed materials or provides notice to a parent.
E. The Individual Abortion Form shall contain a notice containing an assurance that, in accordance with subsection F of Section 1-738m of this title, public reports based on the form submitted will not contain the name, address, hometown, county of residence, or any other identifying information of any individual female, that the State Department of Health will take care to ensure that none of the information included in its public reports could reasonably lead to the identification of any individual female about whom information is reported in accordance with the Statistical Abortion Reporting Act or of any physician providing information in accordance with the Statistical Abortion Reporting Act, and that such information is not subject to the Oklahoma Open Records Act.
F. Individual Abortion Form. The Department's Individual Abortion Form shall be substantially similar to, but need not be in the specific format of, the following form:
Individual Abortion Form
(TO BE COMPLETED FOR EACH ABORTION PERFORMED)
1. Date of abortion: _________________
2. County in which the abortion was performed: ________________
3. Age of mother: _________________
4. Marital status of mother: ________________
5. Race of mother: ________________
6. Years of education of mother: ________________
(specify highest year completed)
7. State or foreign country of residence of mother:______________
8. Total number of previous pregnancies of the mother:___________
Live Births: _________________
9. Approximate gestational age in weeks, as measured from the last menstrual period of the mother, of the unborn child subject to abortion: _______________________________
10. Method of abortion used:
11. Was there an infant born alive as a result of the abortion? __________
If yes:
Were life-sustaining measures undertaken? ___________
How long did the infant survive? ___________
12. Was anesthesia administered to mother? ____________
If yes, what type? ____________________________
13. Was anesthesia administered to the fetus? ___________
If yes:
What type? _______________________
How was it administered? _______________________
14. Method of fetal tissue disposal: _______________________
15. Unless a medical emergency, as defined in Section 1-738.1A, or as applicable, Section 1-745.2 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes, exists, the abortion provider or agent shall ask the pregnant female to provide, orally or in writing, the reason(s) she is seeking the abortion. If such a medical emergency exists, the abortion provider or agent shall specify on the form the condition which necessitated the immediate abortion: ___________________
16. Method of payment (check one):
Private insurance: _______
Public health plan: _______
Medicaid: _______
Private pay: _______
Other (specify): _____________________________
17. Type of private medical health insurance coverage, if any (check one):
Fee-for-service insurance company: ______
Managed care company: ______
Other (specify): _____________________________
18. Sum of fee(s) collected: ___________
19. Time of fee collection (check one):
Full fee for abortion collected prior to or at the time the patient was provided the information required under subsection B of Section 1-738.2 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes: _________
Partial fee for abortion collected prior to or at the time the patient was provided the information required under subsection B of Section 1-738.2 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes: _________
Full fee for abortion collected at time the abortion was performed: ________
Other (specify): ________
20. Specialty area of medicine of the physician: _____________
______________________________________________________________
21. Was ultrasound equipment used before, during, or after the performance of this abortion?
Before? _____Vaginal, abdominal, or both? _____
How long prior to the abortion was the ultrasound performed?
______
Was the mother under the effect of anesthesia at the time of the ultrasound? ______
During? _____Vaginal, abdominal, or both? _____
After? _____Vaginal, abdominal, or both? _____
If an ultrasound was performed, what was the gestational age of the fetus at the time of the abortion, as determined by the ultrasound? _____________
Attach to this form a copy or screenshot of the ultrasound, intact with the date on which the ultrasound was performed, and with the name of the mother redacted; provided, however, such ultrasound shall not be subject to an open records request and shall be subject to HIPAA regulations governing confidentiality and release of private medical records.
21A. If an ultrasound was not performed prior to the abortion, was the reason for not performing an ultrasound a medical emergency necessitating an immediate abortion:
To avert death: _______
To avert substantial and irreversible impairment of a major bodily function arising from continued pregnancy: _______
Other reason: ____________
22. If ultrasound equipment was used, was the ultrasound performed by:
The physician performing the abortion: _____
A physician other than the physician performing the abortion: _____
Other (specify): ___________________________
23. Was the information required by paragraph 1 of subsection B of Section 1-738.2 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes provided to the mother? ___________
24. Was the information required by paragraph 2 of subsection B of Section 1-738.2 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes provided to the mother? _________
25. Did the mother avail herself of the opportunity to have the printed materials described in Section 1-738.3 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes mailed to her? ______________
26. Were the informed consent requirements of subsection B of Section 1-738.2 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes dispensed with because of a medical emergency necessitating an immediate abortion:
To avert death: ______
To avert substantial and irreversible impairment of a major bodily function arising from continued pregnancy: _____
27. Was a determination of probable postfertilization age made as required by Section 1-745.5 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes? ________
28. Was the abortion performed within the scope of employment of an Oklahoma state employee or an employee of an agency or political subdivision of the state? ________
29. Was the abortion performed with the use of any public institution, public facility, public equipment, or other physical asset owned, leased, or controlled by this state, its agencies, or political subdivisions? _________
30. If the answer to question 28 or 29 is yes:
THIS PORTION TO BE COMPLETED IN CASE OF MINOR
31. Minor's age at the time the abortion was performed: ___________
32. Was a parent of the minor provided notice prior to the abortion as described in Section 1-740.2 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes? ________
33. Was informed written consent of one parent obtained as described in Section 1-740.2 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes? ______
34. If no notice was provided nor consent obtained, indicate which of the following apply:
Minor was emancipated: ___________
Abortion was necessary to prevent the death of the minor: _____
Medical emergency, as defined in Section 1-738.1A of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes, existed: ___________
Minor received judicial authorization to obtain abortion without parental notice or consent: ___________
35. If no notice was provided nor consent obtained because a medical emergency existed, indicate:
Whether parent was subsequently notified (state period of time elapsed before notice was given): ____________
Whether judicial waiver of notice requirement was obtained: ________
36. If the minor received judicial authorization to obtain an abortion without parental notice or consent, indicate which of the following applies:
37. If the female was a minor at the time of conception, indicate the age of the father of the unborn child at the time of conception: ________
38. If at the time of conception the ages of the mother and father were such that a violation of Section 1111, 1112, 1114 or 1123 of Title 21 or Section 843.5 of Title 21 of the Oklahoma Statutes occurred, was the rape or abuse reported to the proper authorities? ________
39. Were the remains of the fetus after the abortion examined to ensure that all such remains were evacuated from the mother's body? _________
If the remains of the fetus were examined after the abortion, what was the sex of the child, as determined from such examination? __________
Was the sex of the child determined prior to the abortion? _________
If so, by whom? _______
If so, by what method? _____
If the sex of the child was determined prior to the abortion, was the mother given information of the child's sex prior to the abortion? ________
40. If the abortion was performed without surgery but rather as the result of the administration of chemicals, was the physician present in the same room as the woman to whom the chemicals were administered at the time any such chemicals were first administered? _______
4l. Prior to the pregnant woman giving informed consent to having any part of the abortion performed or induced, if the pregnancy was at least eight (8) weeks after fertilization, was the pregnant woman told that it may be possible to make the embryonic or fetal heartbeat of the unborn child audible for the pregnant woman to hear? _______
Filed this ____ day of __________, _____, by:
______________________________
(Name of physician)
_____________________________
(Physician's license number)
NOTICE: In accordance with subsection F of Section 1-738m of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes, public reports based on this form will not contain the name, address, hometown, county of residence, or any other identifying information of any individual female. The State Department of Health shall take care to ensure that none of the information included in its public reports could reasonably lead to the identification of any individual female about whom information is reported or of any physician providing information in accordance with the Statistical Abortion Reporting Act. Such information is not subject to the Oklahoma Open Records Act.
Be advised that any complication(s) shall be detailed in a "Complications of Induced Abortion Report" and submitted to the Department as soon as is practicable after the encounter with the induced-abortion-related illness or injury, but in no case more than sixty (60) days after such an encounter.
Added by Laws 2010, c. 276, § 3, eff. Nov. 1, 2010. Amended by Laws 2013, c. 303, § 1, eff. Nov. 1, 2013.
NOTE: The conditional repeal of this section by Laws 2021, c. 308, § 2, was itself repealed by Laws 2022, c. 133, § 2, emerg. eff. April 29, 2022.

Structure Oklahoma Statutes

Oklahoma Statutes

Title 63. Public Health and Safety

§63-1-101. Short title.

§63-1-102. Definitions of terms used in Code.

§63-1-103. State Board of Health created.

§63-1-103a. Short title - Oklahoma Public Health Advisory Council Modernization Act.

§63-1-103a.1. Public Health Advisory Councils.

§63-1-104. State Commissioner of Health – Powers and duties.

§63-1-105. State Department of Health created.

§63-1-105a. Liability insurance for certain employees.

§63-1-105b. Soliciting residents for nursing care facilities.

§63-1-105c. Conflicts of interest.

§63-1-105d. Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Revolving Fund.

§63-1-105e. Duties of Department of Health.

§63-1-105f. Office of Accountability Systems.

§63-1-106. State Commissioner of Health - Qualifications - Powers and duties.

§63-1-106.1. Fee schedule for licenses, permits and other health services.

§63-1-106.2. Uniform application to be used in credentialing process.

§63-1-106.3. Oklahoma Food Service Advisory Council

§63-1-106.4. Chief Medical Officer.

§63-1-107. Public Health Special Fund.

§63-1-107.1A. Eldercare Revolving Fund.

§63-1-107.2. Vaccine Revolving Fund.

§63-1-107.3. Health Department Media Campaign Revolving Fund.

§63-1-107.4. Oklahoma Department of Health Civil Monetary Penalty Revolving Fund.

§63-1-108. Federal funds - Grants and donations.

§63-1-109. Right to choose practitioner.

§63-1-110.1. Children First Fund.

§63-1-114.1. Comprehensive Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program.

§63-1-114.2. Dental Health Service.

§63-1-114.3. Hospitals, health clinics and ambulance services – Display of sign warning of crime for assaulting medical professional – Reporting for assaults on medical care providers.

§63-1-115. Short title.

§63-1-116. Definitions.

§63-1-117. Legislative findings - Intent.

§63-1-118. Division of Health Care Information - Powers and duties.

§63-1-119. Collection of health care data.

§63-1-120. Confidentiality of data - Disclosure upon court order - Immunity from liability.

§63-1-121. Reports.

§63-1-123.1. Transfer of powers, duties, etc. from Oklahoma Health Care Authority to State Department of Health.

§63-1-132.1. Office of the State Coordinator for Health Information Exchange.

§63-1-133. State-designated entity for health information exchange – Data exchange by health care providers.

§63-1-201. County board of health - Membership.

§63-1-202. County board of health - Powers and duties.

§63-1-203. County superintendent of health - Appointment - Compensation.

§63-1-204. County superintendent of health - Powers and Duties.

§63-1-205. County, district and cooperative departments of health - Medical director - Contracts for public health services.

§63-1-206. Functions of health departments.

§63-1-206.1. Nonphysician services - Fees - Agreements to provide services - Disposition of funds.

§63-1-207. Cooperative departments of health - Agreements for.

§63-1-208. Funds for operation of health departments.

§63-1-208.1. Regional guidance centers and services.

§63-1-209. Cities and towns - Health authorities - Licensing and Inspection - Ordinances.

§63-1-209.1. County boards of health as sponsoring agency for National Health Service Corps assignees.

§63-1-210. City-county board of health in certain counties - Membership.

§63-1-211. Organization - Meetings - Compensation.

§63-1-212. Powers and duties of city - county board of health.

§63-1-212.1. Peace officer certificates for certain employees.

§63-1-213. Board of county commissioners - Rules and regulations - Fees.

§63-1-214. City-county health departments - Agreement for creation - Powers - Medical director and other employees.

§63-1-215. Duties of director of city-county health department.

§63-1-216. Agreements with other municipalities, agencies and organizations.

§63-1-217. Fees - Disposition.

§63-1-218. Annual budget.

§63-1-218.1. Travel expenses - Reimbursement - Payment by credit card.

§63-1-219. Child guidance programs, community mental health services and community facilities for individuals with intellectual disabilities authorized.

§63-1-222.1. Governing boards - Membership - Tenure.

§63-1-222.2. Duties of governing boards.

§63-1-222.3. Support of programs.

§63-1-222.4. Screening of minors to avoid duplication of services.

§63-1-223. Constitutional levy for health department.

§63-1-224. Election on constitutional levy.

§63-1-225. Repeal of constitutional levy.

§63-1-226. Annual budget for health department.

§63-1-227. Short title - Intent of Legislature - Office of Child Abuse Prevention created.

§63-1-227.1. Definitions.

§63-1-227.2. Power and duties of Office of Child Abuse Prevention.

§63-1-227.3. Comprehensive state plan for prevention of child abuse and neglect.

§63-1-227.4. Development and preparation of comprehensive state plan - Proposal for grants for child abuse prevention programs and services.

§63-1-227.6. Funding of child abuse prevention programs.

§63-1-227.7. Director of Office of Child Abuse Prevention - Power and duties.

§63-1-227.8. Child Abuse Prevention Fund.

§63-1-227.9. Child Abuse Training and Coordination Council.

§63-1-229.1. Short title.

§63-1-229.2. Definitions.

§63-1-229.3. Tobacco Use Reduction Fund.

§63-1-229.5. Review and recommendation of State Plan for Tobacco Use Prevention and Cessation – Invitations to bid for program contract proposals – Evaluations – Youth Tobacco Survey.

§63-1-229.6. Review and approval of Invitations To Bid – Considerations in developing State Plan and reviewing intergovernmental contracts.

§63-1-229.7. Retention of unexpended appropriated funds.

§63-1-229.8. Contractor reports – Report to Governor and Legislature.

§63-1-229.11. Short title - Prevention of Youth Access to Tobacco Act.

§63-1-229.12. Definitions.

§63-1-229.13. Furnishing of tobacco or vapor products to persons under 21 prohibited – Proof of age – Fines – Liability.

§63-1-229.15. Signs in retail establishments required – Fines.

§63-1-229.16. Notice to retail employees - Signed acknowledgement.

§63-1-229.17. Vending machine sales restricted.

§63-1-229.18. Distribution of tobacco or vapor products and product samples restricted – Fines – Municipal ordinances.

§63-1-229.19. Sale of tobacco products except in original, sealed packaging prohibited – Fine – Municipal ordinances.

§63-1-229.20. Regulation by agencies or political subdivisions restricted.

§63-1-229.21. Display or sale of tobacco or vapor products – Public access – Fines – Municipal ordinances.

§63-1-229.22. Enforcement of Act by ABLE Commission.

§63-1-229.23. Municipalities to furnish information to ABLE Commission.

§63-1-229.24. Distribution of administrative fines to municipalities.

§63-1-229.25. Certain other penalties authorized by law not excluded.

§63-1-229.26. Transfer of any material or device used in smoking, chewing or consumption of tobacco or vapor products to persons under 21 prohibited – Administrative fine for violation.

§63-1-229.27. Short title - Prevention of Youth Access to Alocholic Beverages and Low-Point Beer Act.

§63-1-229.28. Definitions.

§63-1-229.29. Retail sale of alcoholic beverages or low-point beer – Posting of signs – Penalty.

§63-1-229.30. Sale of alcoholic beverages or low-point beer - Notice to employees - Signed acknowledgement.

§63-1-229.31. Enforcement of act - Enlistment of persons under 21 years of age.

§63-1-229.32. Other penalties authorized by law not excluded.

§63-1-229.33. Prevention of Youth Access to Alcohol Revolving Fund.

§63-1-229.34. Hired bus or limousine service.

§63-1-229.35. Vapor manufacturers to attest to applying for or receiving a marketing order.

§63-1-231. Short title - Purpose.

§63-1-232. Statewide program to promote health care.

§63-1-232.1. Prenatal classes - Risks of drug or alcohol use- Treatment – Education and prevention materials.

§63-1-233. Providers as state employees - Protection from liability - Employment contracts.

§63-1-233.1. Short title - Ava's Law – Information to be provided to pregnant individuals.

§63-1-234.1. Breast-feeding – Declaration as right.

§63-1-235. Short title.

§63-1-236. Definitions.

§63-1-237. Interagency Coordinating Council for Coordination of Efforts for Prevention of Adolescent Pregnancy and Sexually Transmitted Diseases.

§63-1-237.1. Postponing Sexual Involvement for Young Teens program.

§63-1-238. State Plan.

§63-1-242. Short title - Maternal Mortality Review Act.

§63-1-242.1. Definitions.

§63-1-242.2. Maternal Mortality Review Committee.

§63-1-242.3. Investigation – Subpoena for production of records.

§63-1-242.4. Composition and structure of Committee.

§63-1-243. Requirements concerning perinatal mental health disorders.

§63-1-260.1. Short title.

§63-1-260.2. Purposes of act – Duties of Board of Health and Department of Health.

§63-1-260.3. Establishment, promotion, and maintenance of osteoporosis prevention and treatment education program - Needs assessment.

§63-1-260.4. Osteoporosis prevention and awareness.

§63-1-260.5. Replication and use of successful osteoporosis programs – Contracts with national organizations – Acceptance of grants, services, and property – Federal waivers.

§63-1-270. Plan for statewide coordinated system of care for stroke.

§63-1-270.1. Short title.

§63-1-270.2. Human embryo – Stem cell research – Reporting system.

§63-1-280.1. Sooner Start program treatment of autism spectrum disorders - Funding - Contracts.

§63-1-280.2. Primary care provider evaluation training - Applied behavior analysis treatment pilot project.

§63-1-280.3. Outreach program providing intensive behavioral intervention for children with autism.

§63-1-290. Short title.

§63-1-290.1. Definitions.

§63-1-290.2. Registered nurses - Physician-approved protocols.

§63-1-290.3. Construction of act - Severability.

§63-1-291.1. Short title-Oklahoma Veterans Brain Injury Treatment and Recovery Act of 2014.

§63-1-291.2. Hyperbaric oxygen treatment defined.

§63-1-291.3. Veterans Traumatic Brain Injury Treatment and Recovery Revolving Fund.

§63-1-291.4. Oklahoma State University Center for Aerospace and Hyperbaric Medicine - Jurisdiction over treatment and costs.

§63-1-291.5. Approval of treatment plan and funding - Time limit for treatment and submission of bills.

§63-1-291.6. Payment of treatment costs.

§63-1-292. Definitions.

§63-1-293. Epinephrine auto-injector prescriptions – Training – Providing and administering auto-injectors – Immunity from liability.

§63-1-301. Definitions.

§63-1-302. Rules and regulations.

§63-1-303. System of vital statistics.

§63-1-304. State Commissioner of Health - Duties.

§63-1-310. Forms of records.

§63-1-311. See the following versions:

§63-1-311.1. Obtaining social security numbers for live births and deaths.

§63-1-311.2. Secure transmission of information – Disclosure of information – Data sharing agreement.

§63-1-311.3. Information regarding acknowledgment of paternity to be provided to unmarried mother – Availability of forms – Supplementary birth certificate.

§63-1-311v1. Birth certificates - Filing - Contents - Surrogates.

§63-1-311v2. Birth certificates - Filing - Contents - Surrogates.

§63-1-312. Infant of unknown parentage.

§63-1-313. Delayed birth certificate.

§63-1-314. Delayed death certificate.

§63-1-315. Judicial proceeding for record of birth.

§63-1-315.1. Verified petition to obtain judicial record of death for a person who died 25 years ago or longer.

§63-1-316. New certificate of birth.

§63-1-316a. Heirloom birth certificates.

§63-1-316b. Short title - Death Certificate Accuracy Act.

§63-1-317. See the following versions:

§63-1-317a. Electronic capture of death certificate.

§63-1-317b. List of all registered deaths of residents indicated as veterans on death record.

§63-1-317c. Confidentiality and disclosure – Construction with Section 1-323.

§63-1-317d. Sudden unexplained infant death investigation (SUIDI).

§63-1-317v1. Death certificate - Filing - Contents.

§63-1-317v2. Death certificate - Filing - Contents.

§63-1-318. Fetal death certificate - Filing - Contents.

§63-1-318.1. MISSing Angels Act – Christopher and Kendall’s Law.

§63-1-318.2. Certificate of birth for stillborn child.

§63-1-319. Disinterment Permit - Notice of Disinterment and Reinterment.

§63-1-320. Extension of time to file certificate.

§63-1-321. Amendment of certificate or record.

§63-1-322. Copies of records - Certification.

§63-1-323. Vital statistics records confidential – Exceptions – Online public index.

§63-1-323.1. Notification system for identifying missing children.

§63-1-324. Certified copies of records - Evidentiary value.

§63-1-324.1. Birth, death or stillbirth certificates - Prohibited acts - Penalties.

§63-1-324.2. Unlawful acts - Penalties.

§63-1-325. Fees for certified copies of records - Noncollectible drafts - Enlistees.

§63-1-326. Inmates of institutions - Records - Deaths.

§63-1-327. Information concerning birth or death.

§63-1-329.1. Cremation - Burial at sea - Bodies for pathologic study - Disposal permits.

§63-1-334. Marriage and divorce – Nonidentifiable aggregate data.

§63-1-401. Definitions.

§63-1-402. Examinations for tuberculosis.

§63-1-403. Exposure to tuberculosis.

§63-1-405. Freedom to choose treatment.

§63-1-409. Reciprocal agreements.

§63-1-410. Hospitalization and treatment.

§63-1-450. Oklahoma Plan for Comprehensive Treatment of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Act.

§63-1-501. Definitions.

§63-1-502. Rules and regulations.

§63-1-502.1. Communicable diseases - Universal precautions - Rules and regulations - Risk exposure.

§63-1-502.2. Certain information to be confidential - Circumstances under which release permissible - Written consent defined - Multidisciplinary advisory committee on HIV/HBV-infected health care workers - Wrongful disclosure of certain information.

§63-1-502.3. Person withdrawing or testing blood for communicable diseases - Civil and criminal liability - Definitions.

§63-1-502.4. Notice to funeral director or embalmer of communicable disease.

§63-1-503. Reports of disease.

§63-1-504. Quarantine - Violation of quarantine unlawful - Injunctive relief.

§63-1-505. Removal of diseased persons authorized.

§63-1-506. Permission for removal of diseased persons.

§63-1-507. Schools - Attendance of diseased pupils.

§63-1-508. Animals - Quarantine.

§63-1-509. Inflammation of eyes of newborn infants.

§63-1-510. Required eye treatment of infant - Exemption.

§63-1-515. Pregnant women - Tests for syphilis.

§63-1-515.1. Physicians attending upon pregnant females – Blood sample.

§63-1-516. Reports - Blood tests for syphilis.

§63-1-516.1. Exemption.

§63-1-517. Definitions.

§63-1-518. Report and treatment of disease.

§63-1-520. False discharge from treatment - Penalty.

§63-1-521. Treatment by person not a physician.

§63-1-522. Treatment without prescription.

§63-1-523. Institutions - Treatment of infected inmates - Notice to persons in contact with infected inmates - Testing of inmates.

§63-1-524. Prisoners - Examinations - Testing certain persons for sexually transmitted infection (STI) or human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) - Treatment - Quarantine.

§63-1-524.1. Examination of certain arrested persons for a sexually transmitted infection (STI) including human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) - Court order - Required provisions - Notification concerning results to victim's designated professional - T...

§63-1-525. Exposure of prescriptions and records - Disclosure of results of examinations of persons arrested for certain sex offenses and offenses involving human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) - Testing and counseling services - Rules and regulations.

§63-1-526. Rules and regulations.

§63-1-527. Reports of a sexually transmitted infection.

§63-1-528. Sexually transmitted infection cases - Instructions - Notification.

§63-1-529. Investigations by health officers.

§63-1-530. Protection against spread of infection.

§63-1-531. Certificates of freedom from infection.

§63-1-532. Publicity of information and reports.

§63-1-532.1. Minor's consent to examination and treatment for sexually transmitted infections.

§63-1-533. See the following versions:

§63-1-533v1. Phenylketonuria, related inborn metabolic disorders and other genetic or biochemical disorders - Educational and newborn screening programs.

§63-1-533v2. Phenylketonuria, related inborn metabolic disorders and other genetic or biochemical disorders - Educational and newborn screening programs.

§63-1-534. Tests.

§63-1-534.1. State Plan for the Prevention and Treatment of AIDS - Lead agency - Submission to Legislature - Preparation.

§63-1-534.2. State Plan for the Prevention and Treatment of AIDS - Contents.

§63-1-539.1. Short title - Definitions.

§63-1-539.2. Needlestick Injury Prevention Committee – Appointments – Powers and duties.

§63-1-539.3. Uniform rules to be promulgated by certain state agencies.

§63-1-540. Information campaign on DES.

§63-1-541. Registry of persons who took DES.

§63-1-542. Report of findings and recommendations.

§63-1-543. Short title - Screening for detection of congenital or acquired hearing loss.

§63-1-543.3. Grand funding for sickle cell disease.

§63-1-544. Report of results.

§63-1-545. Publication of results - Release of information.

§63-1-546.1. Short title – Legislative findings.

§63-1-546.4. Duties of Department of Health and Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services.

§63-1-546.5. District attorney multidisciplinary teams - Appropriate dispositions.

§63-1-550.1. Definitions.

§63-1-550.2. Birth defects surveillance program.

§63-1-550.3. Record of Infants Born Exposed to Alcohol and Other Harmful Substances.

§63-1-550.4. Short title – Fayelen's Law.

§63-1-550.5. Birthing facility – Pulse oximetry screening.

§63-1-551.1. Tumor registry.

§63-1-552. Investigations and other actions - Compilation and evaluation of information.

§63-1-553. Bone marrow donation program.

§63-1-553.1. Mammography reports – Breast density classification.

§63-1-554. Oklahoma Breast and Cervical Cancer Act.

§63-1-556. Contract review and recommendation.

§63-1-557. Breast and Cervical Cancer Act Revolving Fund.

§63-1-558. State income tax return check-off.

§63-1-559. Belle Maxine Hilliard Breast and Cervical Cancer Treatment Revolving Fund.

§63-1-559.2a. Quality Afterschool Opportunities Act to Reduce Childhood Obesity and Improve Academic Performance.

§63-1-559.2b. Legislative findings.

§63-1-559.2c. Obesity reduction programs - Department duties - Rules.

§63-1-561. Short title.

§63-1-562. Definitions.

§63-1-563. Genetic counselors - License required.

§63-1-564. Requirements for licensure - Issuance of temporary license.

§63-1-565. Requirements for temporary licensure - Term of license.

§63-1-566. Exceptions to licensure requirement.

§63-1-567. Continuing education requirements.

§63-1-568. Licensure, accreditation, certification not contingent upon acceptance of abortion as treatment option.

§63-1-569. Licensure requirements - Rules.

§63-1-570. Genetic Counseling Licensure Revolving Fund.

§63-1-575. Short title - Courtney's Law – Information for chromosomal disorders.

§63-1-604. Transfer of General Hospital to City of Clinton.

§63-1-605. Unexpended appropriations - Continuance.

§63-1-606. Successor owners as eligible employers for participation in Public Employees Retirement System.

§63-1-701. Definitions.

§63-1-702. Licenses required - Practice of healing arts or medicine

§63-1-702a. Voluntary licensing of birthing centers - Standards for day treatment programs - Rules and regulations.

§63-1-702c. Enhanced reimbursement program for services provided to Medicare beneficiaries.

§63-1-702e. Uncompensated Care Equalization Revolving Fund.

§63-1-703. Licenses - Application - Evidence of qualifications.

§63-1-704. Licenses - Fees - Duration - Posting.

§63-1-705. Rules and standards - Inspection - Application of other laws - Community-based programs and services to be provided.

§63-1-706. Licenses - Issuance, suspension and revocation.

§63-1-706.10. Short title.

§63-1-706.11. Recognition of Center as resource to state's emergency medical services system.

§63-1-706.12. Purposes of Center.

§63-1-706a. Short title - No Patient Left Alone Act.

§63-1-707. Rules and standards – Oklahoma Hospital Advisory Council.

§63-1-707a. Staff privileges - Applications - Psychologists.

§63-1-707b. Granting of staff privileges - Criteria.

§63-1-709. Information confidential.

§63-1-711. Survey and inventory of hospitals and health centers.

§63-1-713. Standards of United States Surgeon General to be followed - Reports.

§63-1-713.1. Federally Qualified Health Centers - Compliance with federal law - Investigation of and sanctions for noncompliance - Board member training and certification.

§63-1-719. Bonds of counties, cities and towns.

§63-1-722. Electronic- or computer-generated signatures of physician.

§63-1-723. Primary Health Care Development Revolving Fund.

§63-1-723.2. Discount program for qualified self-pay patients - Defense in collection action.

§63-1-724. Health centers – Contracts, donations, and grants.

§63-1-725.1. Short title - Transparency in Health Care Prices Act.

§63-1-725.2. Definitions.

§63-1-725.3. Publicly available prices for common services.

§63-1-725.4. Prices required for certain services.

§63-1-725.5. Agency review of prices prohibited.

§63-1-727. Human cloning.

§63-1-728a. Short title.

§63-1-728b. Definitions.

§63-1-728c. Prohibits employer discrimination - Applicable circumstances.

§63-1-728d. No requirement to admit patients - Employee refusal to participate and immunity.

§63-1-728e. Discrimination - Circumstances - Prohibitions.

§63-1-728f. Ability to sue - Damages.

§63-1-729.1. Physician presence for abortion-inducing drugs.

§63-1-729.2. Violation of act - Penalties.

§63-1-729.3. Civil actions - Damages and injunctive relief - Civil contempt.

§63-1-729.4. Anonymity of woman upon whom abortion is performed.

§63-1-729.5. Immunity from civil action.

§63-1-729.6. Interpretation of act.

§63-1-729.7. Severability of act.

§63-1-729a. Sale or distribution of RU-486.

§63-1-730. Definitions.

§63-1-731. Persons who may perform abortions - Violations.

§63-1-731.2. Prohibiting certain abortions - Penalties.

§63-1-731.3. Detectable heartbeat – Abortion prohibited.

§63-1-731.4. Abortion prohibited – Exception - Penalties.

§63-1-732. Viable fetus - Grounds to abort - Procedure.

§63-1-733. Self-induced abortions.

§63-1-734. Live-born fetus - Care and treatment.

§63-1-735. Sale of child, unborn child or remains of child - Experiments.

§63-1-736. Hospitals - Advertising of counseling to pregnant women.

§63-1-737. Hospitals which may perform abortions.

§63-1-737.4. Required signage in abortion facilities.

§63-1-737.5. Failure to post signage in abortion facilities – Fine – Cause of action.

§63-1-737.6. Orally inform minors in abortion facilities – Minor certification.

§63-1-737.7. Short title - Oklahoma Unborn Child Protection from Dismemberment Abortion Act.

§63-1-737.8. Definitions.

§63-1-737.9. Unlawful dismemberment abortions - Exceptions.

§63-1-737.10. Injunctive relief.

§63-1-737.11. Civil damages action.

§63-1-737.12. Attorney fees.

§63-1-737.13. Penalties.

§63-1-737.14. Disclosure of identity.

§63-1-737.15. Limitations of act.

§63-1-737.16. Severability.

§63-1-738.1A. Definitions.

§63-1-738.2. Voluntary and informed consent - Compliance by physicians - Confirmation of receipt of medical risk information.

§63-1-738.3. Print and online information - Requirements.

§63-1-738.3a. Form tracking voluntary and informed consent - Contents of form - Submission - Late fee.

§63-1-738.3d. Ultrasound required prior to procedure - Written certification - Medical emergency exception.

§63-1-738.3e. Violation of ultrasound requirement - Injunctive relief - Action for damages - License suspension.

§63-1-738.3f. Civil actions - Damages.

§63-1-738.3g. Reasonable costs and attorney fees.

§63-1-738.3h. Identity of woman upon whom abortion performed - Disclosure.

§63-1-738.3i. Statute of limitations.

§63-1-738.3j. Interpretation of act.

§63-1-738.3k. Severability of act.

§63-1-738.4. Medical emergency abortions – Physician's judgment – Patient's right to information.

§63-1-738.5. Disciplinary action.

§63-1-738.5a. Severability.

§63-1-738.6. Short title.

§63-1-738.7. Definitions.

§63-1-738.8. Review of materials, notice in cases of twenty-plus weeks' gestation - Certification, furnishing of information.

§63-1-738.9. Use of anesthetic or analgesic to eliminate or alleviate pain - Notice.

§63-1-738.10. Publication of materials on twenty-week gestation - Legibility - Availability at no cost.

§63-1-738.11. Web site, development and maintenance.

§63-1-738.12. Medical emergency abortion - Notice of medical indications.

§63-1-738.13. Reporting forms - Submission of copies - Late fees - Public report - Alteration of dates