Oklahoma HB1397 amends consent laws for medical treatment of minors to include telemedicine for mental health.
Oklahoma HB1397 modifies existing laws to include telemedicine for mental health under the consent requirements for medical treatment of minors. It specifies that no person or entity may perform surgical procedures, physical examinations, or prescribe drugs to a minor without written consent from a parent or legal guardian, except in emergencies or when the parent cannot be located. The bill also outlines penalties for violations and sets an effective date.
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