Okla. Stat. tit. 56, § 56-1015.2
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Definitions
Official statutory text
As used in the Consumer Protection for Wheeled Mobility Act:
1. “Assistive technology practitioner” or “ATP” means a for-
service provider who is involved in analysis of the needs and
training of a consumer in the use of a particular assistive
technology device;
2. “Assistive technology supplier” or “ATS” means a service
provider involved in the sale and service of rehabilitation
equipment or commercially available assistive technology products
and devices;
3. “RESNA” means the Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive
Technology Society of North America; and
4. “Specialty evaluation” means the determination and
documentation of the consumer’s pathology, history and prognosis,
and the physiological, functional, and environmental factors that
impact the selection of an appropriate wheeled mobility system.
1. “Assistive technology practitioner” or “ATP” means a for-
service provider who is involved in analysis of the needs and
training of a consumer in the use of a particular assistive
technology device;
2. “Assistive technology supplier” or “ATS” means a service
provider involved in the sale and service of rehabilitation
equipment or commercially available assistive technology products
and devices;
3. “RESNA” means the Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive
Technology Society of North America; and
4. “Specialty evaluation” means the determination and
documentation of the consumer’s pathology, history and prognosis,
and the physiological, functional, and environmental factors that
impact the selection of an appropriate wheeled mobility system.
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