Overview
The Oklahoma Osteopathic Association (OOA) works diligently to monitor and act on legislation that effects osteopathic medicine in Oklahoma. Click here to see the OOA 2010 Bill Tracking List.
To see a bill in its entirety, click here. When you enter Legislative site, click on House (HB) or Senate (SB) based on the bill you wish to see, click on search and then wait for the entire list of bills to download. Find your bill number and click on it to see the complete bill.
To find detailed information, current status, and full-text copy of bills in the Oklahoma Legislature you may go to the Oklahoma Legislative web site OLIN (Oklahoma Legislative Information Network).
Bills signed by Governor Brad Henry in May 2009 that became effective November 1, 2009.
SB 0810 – Creates the Oklahoma Sleep Diagnostic Testing Regulation Act – requires that sleep diagnostic tests be ordered by a physician and conducted in or under the direction of personnel of a sleeep diagnostic testing facility that meets certain standards. Bill prohibits any facility or individual from conducting sleep diagnostic testing without having first complied with the act. Bill designates the State Health Dept as offricial agency for regulator activities related to sleep diagnostic testing centers.
To access the full bill, click here: SB 0810 Effective November 1, 2009.
SB 1181 - Amends the Oklahoma Pharmacy Act; makes it unlawful for an assistant pharmacist to certify certain prescriptions; deletes certain requirements for the OK Board of Examiners in optometry; deletes authorization for assistant pharmacists to manage or control a pharmacy. To access the full bill, click here: SB 1181 Effective November 1, 2009.
HB 1569 – Requires that any person using the term “doctor” should designate the authority of his/her title and further defines nine mail authorities under which a person can be registered as a doctor. To access the full bill, click here: HB 1569 Effective November 1, 2009.
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