Title 43A Mental Health Law
State of Oklahoma
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Mental Health Legislation, Regulations and Implementation Guides, Substance Abuse Legislation
Oklahoma
2013
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The purpose of the Mental Health Law is to provide for the humane care and treatment of persons who:1. Are mentally ill; or
2. Require treatment for drug or alcohol abuse
Chapters include:
Chapter 1 - Mental Health Law of 1986
Chapter 1A - Mental Health Law of 1953
Chapter 3 - Interstate Compact on Mental Health
Chapter 4 - Mental Hospital Voluntary Admission Procedures Act of 1963
Chapter 5 - Community Mental Health Services Act
Chapter 5A - Unified Community Mental Health Services Act
Chapter 6 - Drug Treatment and Rehabilitation Authority
Chapter 7 - Hospital Services
Chapter 8 - Protective Services for the Elderly and Incapacitated Adults Act
Chapter 9 - Mental Health Care and Treatment for the Deaf and Hearing Impaired
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