Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-528
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Sexually transmitted infection cases - Instructions -
Official statutory text
Notification.
(a) It shall be the duty of every physician who examines or
treats a person having a sexually transmitted infection (STI) to
instruct that person in measures preventing the spread of such
disease and of the necessity for treatment until cured.
(b) If an attending physician or other person knows or has good
reason to suspect that a person having a sexually transmitted
infection (STI) is so conducting as to expose other persons to
infection, or is about to so conduct, the person shall notify the
local health officer of the name and address of the diseased person
and the essential facts in the case.
(a) It shall be the duty of every physician who examines or
treats a person having a sexually transmitted infection (STI) to
instruct that person in measures preventing the spread of such
disease and of the necessity for treatment until cured.
(b) If an attending physician or other person knows or has good
reason to suspect that a person having a sexually transmitted
infection (STI) is so conducting as to expose other persons to
infection, or is about to so conduct, the person shall notify the
local health officer of the name and address of the diseased person
and the essential facts in the case.
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