Laws
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LAW - OKLAHOMA ALLOPATHIC MEDICAL AND SURGICAL LICENSURE AND SUPERVISION ACT Title 59 O.S., Sections 480 - 518.1 - Updated November 1, 2024 |
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Oklahoma Health Care Providers' Responsibilities and Rights Under Certain Medical Treatment Laws |
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Senate Bill 848 - regarding NEW Opioid Continuing Education Requirement |
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Laser Hair Removal Act - House Bill 2998 |
Rules
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Rules:OKLAHOMA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE TITLE 435. STATE BOARD OF MEDICAL LICENSURE AND SUPERVISION - Effective 08/26/2021 |
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Intractable Pain Rule |
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Eligibility to Supervise Advanced Practice Nurse with Prescriptive Authority (total of 6) - Updated |
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MEDICAL MICROPIGMENTATION RULES |
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Information for Patients and Their Families:
Your Medical Treatment Rights Under Oklahoma Law updated Dec 22 2014 |
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Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC) Rules - complete rules governing MD Compact licenses. |
Proposed Rules / Notices
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MD - (Chapter 1) Notice of Rulemaking Intent |
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MD - (Chapter 1) Proposed Amended Rules - Regulatory Text |
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MD - (Chapter 3) Notice of Rulemaking Intent |
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MD - (Chapter 3) Proposed Amended Rules - Regulatory Text |
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MD - (Chapter 5) Notice of Rulemaking Intent |
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MD - (Chapter 5) Proposed Amended Rules - Regulatory Text |
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MD - (Chapter 7) Notice of Rulemaking Intent |
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MD - (Chapter 7) Proposed Amended Rules - Regulatory Text |
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MD - (Chapter 10) Notice of Rulemaking Intent |
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MD - (Chapter 10) Proposed Amended Rules - Regulatory Text
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MD - (Chapter 1) Rule Impact Statement |
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MD - (Chapter 3) Rule Impact Statement |
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MD - (Chapter 5) Rule Impact Statement |
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MD - (Chapter 7) Rule Impact Statement |
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MD - (Chapter 10) Rule Impact Statement |
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MD - (Chapter 1) - ADOPTED Proposed Amended Rules - Regulatory Text |
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MD - (Chapter 3) - ADOPTED Proposed Amended Rules - Regulatory Text |
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MD - (Chapter 5) - ADOPTED Proposed Amended Rules - Regulatory Text |
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MD - (Chapter 7) - ADOPTED Proposed Amended Rules - Regulatory Text |
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MD - (Chapter 10) - ADOPTED Proposed Amended Rules - Regulatory Text |
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MD - (Chapter 1) Agency Rule Report |
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MD - (Chapter 3) Agency Rule Report |
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MD - (Chapter 5) Agency Rule Report |
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MD - (Chapter 7) Agency Rule Report |
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MD - (Chapter 10) Agency Rule Report |
Policies
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Personally Identifiable Information notice - describes how the board stores and uses Personally Identifiable Information (PII). |
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Policy for MDs requesting permission to supervise additional mid-level practitioners. Amendment Adopted June 2022. |
Guidelines
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Policy and Guidelines for Medical Spas & Aesthetic Procedures - 01-18-2024 |
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Oklahoma Attorney General Opinion on Abortion Laws - Dated 11/21/23
- formal opinion today explaining that Oklahoma law does not allow pregnant women to be punished for seeking, performing or self-inducing an abortion to intentionally terminate their pregnancy. The updated guidance emphasizes that criminal prosecution should be pursued only for those who intentionally perform or assist with an elective or on-demand abortion in Oklahoma. The guidance makes clear that Oklahoma law authorizes abortion only to save the life of the mother, and protects the judgment of medical professionals in making such a determination.
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CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION for Oklahoma Licensed Physicians - Updated March 10, 2023 |
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Electronic Prescribing of Controlled Substances - Frequently Asked Questions. Included requirements going into effect 1/1/20 and Waiver eligibility. |
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New Oklahoma Statute on Perinatal Mental Health - Effective Nov. 1, 2019 |
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MD Re-Entry Guidelines |
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Best Practices for Opioid Prescribing - These guidelines will help you stay in compliance with state laws regarding the prescribing of Opioids. - Revised 3/7/24 |
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Sample Written Opioid policy - as required for the "Qualifying Opioid Patient" as described in SB 1446. |
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Sample Patient-Provider Agreement - Opioid Therapy Patient/Provider Agreement as described in SB 1446. |
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Opioid Fact Sheet for Patients - revised October 2018 |
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Guidelines for Informed Consent - for prescription of Controlled Substances |
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FSMB Model Guidelines for the Recommendation of Marijuana in Patient Care - April 2016. |
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Guidelines for Office-Based Surgery and other Invasive Procedures |
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Sample Letter - Terminating the Doctor/Patient Relationship - updated November 2011 |
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Medical Office Audit Checklist
This checklist is made available as a tool every doctor’s office can use to ensure proper settings are in place. Use of this checklist is optional - updated 5/7/2014 |
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Guide to access online presentation to:
Oklahoma Health Care Providers’ Responsibilities and rights Under Certain medical treatment Laws (HB2603) |
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Fact Sheet: Microblading |
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U.S. Medical Regulatory Trends and Actions - Link to the Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB) website regarding the work of the nation’s state medical boards and their mission of public protection. |
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Assessment and Treatment Providers Prior to seeking any board-ordered assessment or treatment, licensees should contact Board Secretary Billy H. Stout, MD, for guidance in selecting an appropriate and approved assessment and treatment provider. Dr. Stout may be contacted at (405) 962-1427 or bstout@okmedicalboard.org. A current copy of board-approved assessment and treatment providers will be made available upon request. |
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Annual PA Report - Listing of all Active PAs with their practice locations and supervisors. |
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Reporting Child Abuse brochure - State law requires every health care professional to promptly report suspected Child Abuse or neglect to the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (DHS). |