Oklahoma SB1328 grants parents or legal guardians rights related to their minor child's health care, including access to medical records and consent.
Oklahoma SB1328 amends the Parents' Bill of Rights to clarify and expand the rights of parents and legal guardians concerning their minor child's health care. The bill grants parents the right to direct their child's education, access and review their medical records, and consent to health services. It also allows minors to self-consent to certain health services without parental consent, such as those related to pregnancy, communicable diseases, drug and substance abuse, or abusive use of alcohol.
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