Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-567.8a
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Corrective actions for violations
Official statutory text
A. The Oklahoma Board of Nursing may impose a corrective action
as set forth in the Board rules on a person licensed or regulated
under this act who violates the act or a rule. The corrective
action may include remedial education, an administrative penalty, or
any combination of remedial education and an administrative penalty.
The corrective action shall not be considered as disciplinary
action. However, the Board may consider a corrective action in an
individual's subsequent violation of the Oklahoma Nursing Practice
Act, Board rule or corrective action order.
B. The Board shall promulgate rules to implement the provisions
of this section.
as set forth in the Board rules on a person licensed or regulated
under this act who violates the act or a rule. The corrective
action may include remedial education, an administrative penalty, or
any combination of remedial education and an administrative penalty.
The corrective action shall not be considered as disciplinary
action. However, the Board may consider a corrective action in an
individual's subsequent violation of the Oklahoma Nursing Practice
Act, Board rule or corrective action order.
B. The Board shall promulgate rules to implement the provisions
of this section.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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