Oklahoma HB3833 establishes the Oklahoma Autologous and Directed Blood Donation Act, regulating the use of autologous and directed blood donations in.
Oklahoma HB3833, known as the Oklahoma Autologous and Directed Blood Donation Act, mandates that hospitals and blood banks comply with physician orders for autologous or directed blood donations for scheduled medical procedures, provided the correct blood type and amount are available. Hospitals must coordinate with blood banks for proper labeling, storage, and availability of these donations. Blood banks are responsible for maintaining the integrity of these units.
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