Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-119
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Collection of health care data
Official statutory text
A. 1. The Division of Health Care Information within the State
Department of Health shall, in accordance with the rules of the
State Commissioner of Health, collect health care information from
information providers.
2. The information to be collected about information providers
may include, but shall not be limited to:
a. financial information including, but not limited to,
consumption of resources to provide services,
reimbursement, costs of operation, revenues, assets,
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liabilities, fund balances, other income, rates,
charges, units of service, wage and salary data,
b. service information including, but not limited to,
occupancy, capacity, and special and ancillary
services,
c. physician profiles in the aggregate by clinical
specialties and nursing services,
d. discharge data including, but not limited to,
completed discharge data sets or comparable
information for each patient discharged from the
facility after the effective date of this act, and
e. ambulatory care data including, but not limited to,
provider-specific and encounter data.
3. The Division shall implement a demonstration project for the
voluntary submission of ambulatory care data including, but not
limited to, submissions from federally qualified health centers,
migrant health programs and rural health clinics as defined in Title
3 of the Federal Public Health Service Act (PL 104-299), and the
Oklahoma Health Care Authority. The Division shall complete the
demonstration project by January 1, 2002.
4. The Division shall establish a phase-in schedule for the
collection of health care data. The phase-in schedule shall provide
that prior to January 1, 1994, only data currently collected shall
be required to be submitted to the Division. Thereafter, in the
collection of health care data, the Division shall whenever possible
utilize existing health data resources and avoid duplication in the
collection of health care data.
5. Except as provided by Section 1-120 of this title and as
otherwise authorized by the provisions of the Oklahoma Health Care
Information System Act, the provisions of the Oklahoma Health Care
Information System Act shall not be construed to lessen or reduce
the responsibility of the information provider with regard to:
a. the accuracy of the data or information submitted,
b. liability for release of the data or information to
the Division, data processor or as otherwise
authorized by this section, or
c. the preservation of confidentiality of such data or
information until submitted to the Division.
B. Upon the request of the State Department of Health, every
state agency, board or commission shall provide the Division of
Health Care Information with the health care data and other health
care information requested at no charge to the Department or the
Division. Except as otherwise provided by the Health Care
Information System Act for the purpose of statistical and similar
reports, information which is required by state or federal law to be
confidential shall not be transferred to any entity by the Division
unless a separate written agreement for such transfer has been
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executed with the state agency, board or commission providing the
information to the Division.
Department of Health shall, in accordance with the rules of the
State Commissioner of Health, collect health care information from
information providers.
2. The information to be collected about information providers
may include, but shall not be limited to:
a. financial information including, but not limited to,
consumption of resources to provide services,
reimbursement, costs of operation, revenues, assets,
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 63. Public Health and Safety Page 94
liabilities, fund balances, other income, rates,
charges, units of service, wage and salary data,
b. service information including, but not limited to,
occupancy, capacity, and special and ancillary
services,
c. physician profiles in the aggregate by clinical
specialties and nursing services,
d. discharge data including, but not limited to,
completed discharge data sets or comparable
information for each patient discharged from the
facility after the effective date of this act, and
e. ambulatory care data including, but not limited to,
provider-specific and encounter data.
3. The Division shall implement a demonstration project for the
voluntary submission of ambulatory care data including, but not
limited to, submissions from federally qualified health centers,
migrant health programs and rural health clinics as defined in Title
3 of the Federal Public Health Service Act (PL 104-299), and the
Oklahoma Health Care Authority. The Division shall complete the
demonstration project by January 1, 2002.
4. The Division shall establish a phase-in schedule for the
collection of health care data. The phase-in schedule shall provide
that prior to January 1, 1994, only data currently collected shall
be required to be submitted to the Division. Thereafter, in the
collection of health care data, the Division shall whenever possible
utilize existing health data resources and avoid duplication in the
collection of health care data.
5. Except as provided by Section 1-120 of this title and as
otherwise authorized by the provisions of the Oklahoma Health Care
Information System Act, the provisions of the Oklahoma Health Care
Information System Act shall not be construed to lessen or reduce
the responsibility of the information provider with regard to:
a. the accuracy of the data or information submitted,
b. liability for release of the data or information to
the Division, data processor or as otherwise
authorized by this section, or
c. the preservation of confidentiality of such data or
information until submitted to the Division.
B. Upon the request of the State Department of Health, every
state agency, board or commission shall provide the Division of
Health Care Information with the health care data and other health
care information requested at no charge to the Department or the
Division. Except as otherwise provided by the Health Care
Information System Act for the purpose of statistical and similar
reports, information which is required by state or federal law to be
confidential shall not be transferred to any entity by the Division
unless a separate written agreement for such transfer has been
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 63. Public Health and Safety Page 95
executed with the state agency, board or commission providing the
information to the Division.
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