Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-290.1
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Definitions
Official statutory text
As used in the Public Health Delivery Act:
1. “Public health services” means services provided by city-
county health departments, county health departments, and the State
Department of Health pertaining to chronic disease screening,
immunizations, maternal and child health services, prevention and
control of communicable, contagious or infectious diseases, and
services in cooperation with the federal government or any
department or agency thereof, and with other states, on matters
pertaining to public health; and
2. “Physician-approved protocol” means a protocol such as
standing orders that describe the parameters of specified situations
under which a registered nurse may act to deliver public health
services for a client who is presenting with symptoms or needs
addressed in the protocol.
1. “Public health services” means services provided by city-
county health departments, county health departments, and the State
Department of Health pertaining to chronic disease screening,
immunizations, maternal and child health services, prevention and
control of communicable, contagious or infectious diseases, and
services in cooperation with the federal government or any
department or agency thereof, and with other states, on matters
pertaining to public health; and
2. “Physician-approved protocol” means a protocol such as
standing orders that describe the parameters of specified situations
under which a registered nurse may act to deliver public health
services for a client who is presenting with symptoms or needs
addressed in the protocol.
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