Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-1914.11
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Alternative informal dispute resolution -
Official statutory text
Definitions.
For purposes of Sections 3 through 8 of this act:
1. “Impartial decision-making panel” means a group of
individuals who are qualified volunteers and employees or
contractors with the State Department of Health and shall consist of
five (5) members as follows:
a. two members shall be impartial representative
volunteers who have experience in the operation of a
long-term care setting, such as an administrator,
operator or director of nursing,
b. one member shall be an employee of the Department who
has experience in the survey process,
c. one member shall be a person representing the aging or
disabled community, and
d. one member shall be an impartial person who is not
employed by the Protective Health Services, Long-Term
Care Division of the State Department of Health; and
2. “Alternative informal dispute resolution” means a
nonjudicial process or forum before an impartial decision-making
panel that provides a facility cited for deficiency with the
opportunity to dispute a citation for deficiency within the pilot
program established in Sections 3 through 8 of this act.
For purposes of Sections 3 through 8 of this act:
1. “Impartial decision-making panel” means a group of
individuals who are qualified volunteers and employees or
contractors with the State Department of Health and shall consist of
five (5) members as follows:
a. two members shall be impartial representative
volunteers who have experience in the operation of a
long-term care setting, such as an administrator,
operator or director of nursing,
b. one member shall be an employee of the Department who
has experience in the survey process,
c. one member shall be a person representing the aging or
disabled community, and
d. one member shall be an impartial person who is not
employed by the Protective Health Services, Long-Term
Care Division of the State Department of Health; and
2. “Alternative informal dispute resolution” means a
nonjudicial process or forum before an impartial decision-making
panel that provides a facility cited for deficiency with the
opportunity to dispute a citation for deficiency within the pilot
program established in Sections 3 through 8 of this act.
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