Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-328.66
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Recommendations of mediation committee
Official statutory text
Written recommendations of a mediation committee rendered
pursuant to a request for review shall be given to the patient and
the dentist concerned, by delivery thereof or by mailing such
recommendations to the last-known address of each. The
recommendations of the mediation committee shall not be binding on
the patient or the dentist, but shall provide an objective
assessment of the facts and the course of treatment rendered, and
shall include, when appropriate, a proposed remedy or solution to
the complaint presented in the request for review.
pursuant to a request for review shall be given to the patient and
the dentist concerned, by delivery thereof or by mailing such
recommendations to the last-known address of each. The
recommendations of the mediation committee shall not be binding on
the patient or the dentist, but shall provide an objective
assessment of the facts and the course of treatment rendered, and
shall include, when appropriate, a proposed remedy or solution to
the complaint presented in the request for review.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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