Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-706.12
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Purposes of Center
Official statutory text
The purposes of the Emergency Medical Services for Children
Resource Center shall be to:
1. Maximize pediatric emergency care in Oklahoma through expert
leadership, education, research and advocacy;
2. Develop guidelines for approval of emergency medical service
facilities as Emergency Departments Approved for Pediatrics (EDA-P)
and for rating the ability of a facility to provide pediatric
emergency medical services;
3. Develop guidelines for equipment and its use for prehospital
and hospital pediatric emergency care;
4. Develop guidelines and protocols for prehospital and
hospital facilities which encompass all levels of pediatric
emergency medical services, including, but not limited to,
stabilization, treatment, transfers and referrals;
5. Provide initial and continuing professional education
programs and guidelines on pediatric emergency medical care for
emergency medical services personnel and other health care
providers;
6. Conduct public education concerning pediatric emergency
medical services including, but not limited to, prevention and
access to pediatric emergency services;
7. Collect and analyze existing data from prehospital and
hospital emergency medical systems related to pediatric emergency
and critical care for the purpose of quality improvement;
8. Consult with and advise public and private organizations,
including the Emergency Medical Services Division and the Trauma
Systems Development Section of the Injury Prevention Service within
the State Department of Health, the Oklahoma Highway Safety Office,
law enforcement, fire service, ambulance services, educational
institutions, professional organizations, business organizations,
hospital organizations and any other federally funded projects in
pediatric emergency and critical care medical services;
9. Provide other services and activities deemed necessary to
maximize pediatric emergency care in the State of Oklahoma; and
10. Solicit and accept funds from the federal government and
other public and private sources.
Resource Center shall be to:
1. Maximize pediatric emergency care in Oklahoma through expert
leadership, education, research and advocacy;
2. Develop guidelines for approval of emergency medical service
facilities as Emergency Departments Approved for Pediatrics (EDA-P)
and for rating the ability of a facility to provide pediatric
emergency medical services;
3. Develop guidelines for equipment and its use for prehospital
and hospital pediatric emergency care;
4. Develop guidelines and protocols for prehospital and
hospital facilities which encompass all levels of pediatric
emergency medical services, including, but not limited to,
stabilization, treatment, transfers and referrals;
5. Provide initial and continuing professional education
programs and guidelines on pediatric emergency medical care for
emergency medical services personnel and other health care
providers;
6. Conduct public education concerning pediatric emergency
medical services including, but not limited to, prevention and
access to pediatric emergency services;
7. Collect and analyze existing data from prehospital and
hospital emergency medical systems related to pediatric emergency
and critical care for the purpose of quality improvement;
8. Consult with and advise public and private organizations,
including the Emergency Medical Services Division and the Trauma
Systems Development Section of the Injury Prevention Service within
the State Department of Health, the Oklahoma Highway Safety Office,
law enforcement, fire service, ambulance services, educational
institutions, professional organizations, business organizations,
hospital organizations and any other federally funded projects in
pediatric emergency and critical care medical services;
9. Provide other services and activities deemed necessary to
maximize pediatric emergency care in the State of Oklahoma; and
10. Solicit and accept funds from the federal government and
other public and private sources.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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