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Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-232.1

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Prenatal classes - Risks of drug or alcohol use-

Official statutory text

Treatment – Education and prevention materials.

A. All prenatal classes offered shall include in their

education curriculum the following:

1. The risks of drug or alcohol use during pregnancy to the

unborn child and to the mother;

2. The risks of underage drinking, including information to

assist new parents in preventing underage drinking in their own

children; and

3. Information on screening, assessment, intervention, and

referral for treatment of substance dependency.

B. All persons licensed to practice medicine and surgery or who

are licensed osteopathic physicians and surgeons or who are

certified nurse-midwives, advanced nurse practitioners and who

provide prenatal, delivery, infant care services and other child or

adult health services related to maternal and infant care shall

provide access to screening, assessment, intervention, and referral

for treatment of substance dependency.

C. Education and prevention materials regarding the risks of

alcohol or drug use during pregnancy and the risks of underage

drinking shall be made readily available by those governed by this

section and shall be distributed to individuals who report to their

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 63. Public Health and Safety Page 149

health care provider they are pregnant or are planning to become

pregnant.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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