Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-2702.1
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Telehealth website – Establishment - Purpose
Official statutory text
A. The Oklahoma Center for Telemedicine shall establish and
maintain a telehealth website for the State of Oklahoma. A direct
link to the telehealth website shall be maintained on the State of
Oklahoma government website page.
B. The purpose of the telehealth website shall be to promote
the utilization and expansion of telemedicine in this state by:
1. Facilitating the exchange of information between
telemedicine service providers and current or potential service
users within the state;
2. Providing links to additional telemedicine websites; and
3. Providing a current listing of public and private grants
available for:
a. the development of telehealth,
b. support or improvement of rural health facilities or
services, and
c. enhancing the delivery of health care services to
rural and underserved populations.
C. The Oklahoma Center for Telemedicine shall provide
information and assistance to hospitals and community health centers
seeking technical assistance for the development and submission of
grant applications and proposals.
maintain a telehealth website for the State of Oklahoma. A direct
link to the telehealth website shall be maintained on the State of
Oklahoma government website page.
B. The purpose of the telehealth website shall be to promote
the utilization and expansion of telemedicine in this state by:
1. Facilitating the exchange of information between
telemedicine service providers and current or potential service
users within the state;
2. Providing links to additional telemedicine websites; and
3. Providing a current listing of public and private grants
available for:
a. the development of telehealth,
b. support or improvement of rural health facilities or
services, and
c. enhancing the delivery of health care services to
rural and underserved populations.
C. The Oklahoma Center for Telemedicine shall provide
information and assistance to hospitals and community health centers
seeking technical assistance for the development and submission of
grant applications and proposals.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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