Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-260.4
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Osteoporosis prevention and awareness
Official statutory text
A. The State Department of Health, giving
consideration to the recommendations of the Advancement of
Wellness Advisory Council created in Section 44 of this
act, shall:
1. Advise regarding coordination of osteoporosis
programs conducted by or through the Department;
2. Establish a mechanism for sharing information on
osteoporosis among all officials and employees involved in
carrying out osteoporosis-related programs;
3. Preview and coordinate the most promising areas
of education, prevention, and treatment concerning
osteoporosis;
4. Assist other offices in developing plans for
education and health promotion on osteoporosis;
5. Establish mechanisms to use the results of
research concerning osteoporosis in the development of
relevant policies and programs; and
6. Prepare a report that describes educational
initiatives on osteoporosis sponsored by the state and
makes recommendations for new educational initiatives on
osteoporosis. The Council shall transmit the report to
the State Board of Health for review and forwarding with
any necessary comments or recommendations to the
Legislature. The report shall also be available to the
public.
B. The Department, giving consideration to the
recommendations of the Advancement of Wellness Advisory
Council created in Section 44 of this act, shall establish
and coordinate an Advisory Panel on Osteoporosis which
will provide nongovernmental input regarding the
Osteoporosis Prevention and Treatment Education Program.
Membership on the advisory panel shall be voluntary and
shall include, but not be limited to, persons with
osteoporosis, representatives of women's health
organizations, public health education, osteoporosis
experts, providers of osteoporosis health care, persons
knowledgeable in health promotion and education, and
representatives of national osteoporosis organizations or
their state or regional affiliates.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 63. Public Health and Safety Page 165
consideration to the recommendations of the Advancement of
Wellness Advisory Council created in Section 44 of this
act, shall:
1. Advise regarding coordination of osteoporosis
programs conducted by or through the Department;
2. Establish a mechanism for sharing information on
osteoporosis among all officials and employees involved in
carrying out osteoporosis-related programs;
3. Preview and coordinate the most promising areas
of education, prevention, and treatment concerning
osteoporosis;
4. Assist other offices in developing plans for
education and health promotion on osteoporosis;
5. Establish mechanisms to use the results of
research concerning osteoporosis in the development of
relevant policies and programs; and
6. Prepare a report that describes educational
initiatives on osteoporosis sponsored by the state and
makes recommendations for new educational initiatives on
osteoporosis. The Council shall transmit the report to
the State Board of Health for review and forwarding with
any necessary comments or recommendations to the
Legislature. The report shall also be available to the
public.
B. The Department, giving consideration to the
recommendations of the Advancement of Wellness Advisory
Council created in Section 44 of this act, shall establish
and coordinate an Advisory Panel on Osteoporosis which
will provide nongovernmental input regarding the
Osteoporosis Prevention and Treatment Education Program.
Membership on the advisory panel shall be voluntary and
shall include, but not be limited to, persons with
osteoporosis, representatives of women's health
organizations, public health education, osteoporosis
experts, providers of osteoporosis health care, persons
knowledgeable in health promotion and education, and
representatives of national osteoporosis organizations or
their state or regional affiliates.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 63. Public Health and Safety Page 165
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