Legal Question in Medical Malpractice in Oklahoma

I don't think the statement necessarily means the nurse has been non-compliant. It says only that the nurse realizes that "continued noncompliance" can (but not will) result in loss of privileges. Much depends on what the rest of the document says; ie, does the rest of the document affirmatively state that the nurse has been non-compliant in at least one instance?

In the event of a patient malpractice claim there would likely be defense efforts to keep this document out of evidence based on one or more privileges, but you couldn't count on it being excluded from evidence. And, obviously, if the document indicated some negligent act or error on the part of the nurse, then it could be incriminating.