Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-1922
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Residents' advisory council
Official statutory text
A. Each facility shall establish a residents' advisory council.
The administrator shall designate a member of the facility staff to
coordinate the establishment of, and render assistance to, said
council.
B. The composition of the residents' advisory council shall be
specified by Department regulation, but no employee or affiliate of
a facility shall be a member of any such council.
C. The residents' advisory council shall meet at least once
each month with the staff coordinator who shall provide assistance
to said council in preparing and disseminating a report of each
meeting as specified by the regulations to all residents, the
administrator, and the staff.
D. Records of the residents' advisory council meetings shall be
maintained in the office of the administrator.
E. The residents' advisory council shall communicate to the
administrator the opinions and concerns of the residents. The
council shall review procedures for implementing residents' rights,
facility responsibilities and make recommendations for changes or
additions which will strengthen the facility's policies and
procedures as they affect residents' rights and facility
responsibilities.
F. The residents' advisory council shall be forum for:
1. Obtaining and disseminating information;
2. Soliciting and adopting recommendations for facility
programming and improvements; and
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3. Early identification and recommendation of orderly
resolution of problems.
G. The residents' advisory council may present complaints as
provided in Section 1-1924 of this title on behalf of a resident to
the Department.
The administrator shall designate a member of the facility staff to
coordinate the establishment of, and render assistance to, said
council.
B. The composition of the residents' advisory council shall be
specified by Department regulation, but no employee or affiliate of
a facility shall be a member of any such council.
C. The residents' advisory council shall meet at least once
each month with the staff coordinator who shall provide assistance
to said council in preparing and disseminating a report of each
meeting as specified by the regulations to all residents, the
administrator, and the staff.
D. Records of the residents' advisory council meetings shall be
maintained in the office of the administrator.
E. The residents' advisory council shall communicate to the
administrator the opinions and concerns of the residents. The
council shall review procedures for implementing residents' rights,
facility responsibilities and make recommendations for changes or
additions which will strengthen the facility's policies and
procedures as they affect residents' rights and facility
responsibilities.
F. The residents' advisory council shall be forum for:
1. Obtaining and disseminating information;
2. Soliciting and adopting recommendations for facility
programming and improvements; and
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 63. Public Health and Safety Page 709
3. Early identification and recommendation of orderly
resolution of problems.
G. The residents' advisory council may present complaints as
provided in Section 1-1924 of this title on behalf of a resident to
the Department.
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