Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-7100.2
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Legislative findings - Purpose
Official statutory text
A. The Legislature finds that the exchange of health
information in Oklahoma has been impeded as a result of:
1. Confusion about the proper application of federal and state
privacy and privilege law; and
2. Concern regarding potential liability for violations of such
laws.
B. The purpose of this act is to:
1. Set forth a standard process for authorizing the exchange of
health information in compliance with federal and state law; and
2. Ensure immunization from liability under state law for
exchanges of health information in accordance with the standard
process.
information in Oklahoma has been impeded as a result of:
1. Confusion about the proper application of federal and state
privacy and privilege law; and
2. Concern regarding potential liability for violations of such
laws.
B. The purpose of this act is to:
1. Set forth a standard process for authorizing the exchange of
health information in compliance with federal and state law; and
2. Ensure immunization from liability under state law for
exchanges of health information in accordance with the standard
process.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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