Health Law Section:
Representing Vulnerable Populations and Their Families:
Part 1 - Placing Oklahoma within the National Landscape
of the Opioid Epidemic
NOTE: In order to obtain credit for this webcast it MUST be viewed on 4/11/2018 starting at 12 (noon) CST, because this program is being broadcast at that date and time, the credit is considered unlimited (live) credit by OBA/MCLE.
CLE CREDIT: This course has been approved by the Oklahoma Bar Association Mandatory Continuing Legal Education Commission for 1 hour of mandatory CLE credit, including 0 hours of ethics.
TUITION: Registration for the live webcast is $50.
NOTE: This program is NOT approved for Texas credit. The Texas Bar will not permit members to submit online programs for Texas credit.
NOTE: Do you have 5 or more wanting to watch the same webcast? Contact Renee at 405-416-7029 for details on registering for a group webcast.
CHECKPOINTS: This program will contain random checkpoints. In order to submit credit for this program, you must confirm your presence at the checkpoints. If you do not meet the checkpoint requirement you may not receive credit for the live program. The checkpoint submission is entirely dependent on your successful completion of the system check.
NOTE: At the end of the program click on the Credit Submission TabĀ to go to your credit profile and begin the credit submission process. Please remember to submit credit on the day of the event.
Featured Presenters:
Dewayne Moore, J.D., Inspector General, OK
Dept. of Mental Health & Substance Abuse
Samuel D. Newton, J.D., Phillips Murrah, P.C.
Mary Holloway Richard, J.D., M.P.H., Phillips Murrah, P.C.
This program will provide information about the scope of the problem in Oklahoma and will cover the statutes and regulations and policies being implemented to combat this epidemic by making services more available, detecting abuse and misuse within the health care system, and supporting enforcement and remedial processes. The program will also include valuable take-aways from current litigation across the nation.
12:00 p.m. Program Begins
1:00 p.m. Adjourn
[Please Note: This Program is Part 1 of a 2 Part Series developed by the Health Law Section titled: Representing Vulnerable Populations and Their Families - Please register for the May 9, 2018 webcast and join OBA/CLE as we present Part 2 - Surrogate Births, Adoptions, and Fertility Issues in Oklahoma and What a Hospital Needs to Know to Complete the Birth and Discharge Plans]