Oklahoma § 63-1-890.9 Internal quality assurance committee.

Oklahoma Statutes

§ 63-1-890.9 — Internal quality assurance committee.

Oklahoma § 63-1-890.9

Title 63Public Health And Safety

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Bluebook

Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-890.9 (2026).

Text

A.Each assisted living center shall establish and maintain an internal quality assurance committee that meets at least quarterly. The committee shall: 1. Monitor trends and incidents; 2. Monitor customer satisfaction measures; 3. Document quality assurance efforts and outcomes; 4. Recommend internal policies on resident care including, but not limited to, policies on administration of medications; and 5. Perform such other duties or functions as directed by the State Commissioner of Health through rule.

B.The quality assurance committee shall include at least the following: 1. A Registered Nurse or physician if a medical problem is to be monitored or investigated; 2. The assisted living center administrator; 3. A direct care staff person or a staff person who has responsibility for admin

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A. Each assisted living center shall establish and maintain an internal quality assurance committee that meets at least quarterly. The committee shall: 1. Monitor trends and incidents; 2. Monitor customer satisfaction measures; 3. Document quality assurance efforts and outcomes; 4. Recommend internal policies on resident care including, but not limited to, policies on administration of medications; and 5. Perform such other duties or functions as directed by the State Commissioner of Health through rule. B. The quality assurance committee shall include at least the following: 1. A Registered Nurse or physician if a medical problem is to be monitored or investigated; 2. The assisted living center administrator; 3. A direct care staff person or a staff person who has responsibility for administration of medications; 4. A pharmacist consultant if a medication problem is to be monitored or investigated; and 5. A person who has an ownership stake in the assisted living center, or his or her designee.