Oklahoma SB1661 mandates blood service systems to follow physician orders for autologous or direct blood donations and allows hospitals to facilitate.
Oklahoma SB1661 requires blood service systems to comply with physician orders for autologous or direct blood donations. It authorizes these systems to charge a reasonable fee to cover administrative costs. Additionally, the bill mandates that hospitals licensed by the State Department of Health must allow individuals to donate blood as per a physician's order. The bill provides for codification in the Oklahoma Statutes and specifies an effective date.
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