Oklahoma HB1686 mandates sepsis protocols in hospitals, requiring training for clinical staff and defining criteria for Medicaid and Medicare.
Oklahoma HB1686 requires hospitals to establish and implement evidence-based sepsis protocols for early identification and treatment. These protocols must include screening, early recognition, and population-specific criteria. The bill also mandates staff training and defines sepsis for consistency with federal coding systems. It applies to Medicaid and Medicare services, effective November 1, 2025.
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