Okla. Stat. tit. 51, § 51-24A.10a
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Oklahoma Medical Center - Market research and
Official statutory text
marketing plans - Confidentiality.
The Oklahoma Medical Center may keep confidential market
research conducted by and marketing plans developed by the Oklahoma
Medical Center if the Center determines that disclosure of such
research or plans would give an unfair advantage to competitors of
the Oklahoma Medical Center regarding marketing research and
planning, public education, and advertising and promotion of special
and general services provided by the Oklahoma Medical Center.
The Oklahoma Medical Center may keep confidential market
research conducted by and marketing plans developed by the Oklahoma
Medical Center if the Center determines that disclosure of such
research or plans would give an unfair advantage to competitors of
the Oklahoma Medical Center regarding marketing research and
planning, public education, and advertising and promotion of special
and general services provided by the Oklahoma Medical Center.
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