Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-2506
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Performance of medical procedures
Official statutory text
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 63. Public Health and Safety Page 830
Licensed and certified emergency medical personnel, while a duty
to act is in effect, shall perform medical procedures to assist
patients to the best of their abilities under the direction of a
medical director or in accordance with written protocols, which may
include standing orders, authorized and developed by the medical
director and approved by the State Department of Health when not in
conflict with standards approved by the State Board of Health,
giving consideration to the recommendations of the Trauma and
Emergency Response Advisory Council created in Section 44 of this
act. Licensure, certification and authorization for emergency
medical personnel to perform medical procedures must be consistent
with provisions of this act, and rules adopted by the Board.
Medical control and medical directors shall meet such requirements
as prescribed through rules adopted by the Board.
Licensed and certified emergency medical personnel, while a duty
to act is in effect, shall perform medical procedures to assist
patients to the best of their abilities under the direction of a
medical director or in accordance with written protocols, which may
include standing orders, authorized and developed by the medical
director and approved by the State Department of Health when not in
conflict with standards approved by the State Board of Health,
giving consideration to the recommendations of the Trauma and
Emergency Response Advisory Council created in Section 44 of this
act. Licensure, certification and authorization for emergency
medical personnel to perform medical procedures must be consistent
with provisions of this act, and rules adopted by the Board.
Medical control and medical directors shall meet such requirements
as prescribed through rules adopted by the Board.
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