SB 1446: Resources for New Opioid Prescribing Law

In the US, the annual volume of drug orders and prescriptions is in the billions, with more than 100 million Americans taking four or more medications regularly.  In between getting everything right and having something go terribly wrong, patients and providers are at risk for encountering a vast array of medication-related errors. While most will not trigger a lawsuit, all potentially have short or long-term consequences for patient and providers. Learn about common missteps and how to avoid them in medication ordering, dispensing, administering, monitoring and managing. *This program meets the criteria for opioid education from SB 1446/848 for MDs and PAs.

 

SB 1446-Pain Management, eff 11.1.18

OBNDD Emergency Rules-APPROVED

 

*Compliance and Best Practice For an Act Regulating the Use of Opioid Drugs: SB1446 and SB 848 - updated 06.12.19

*Patient-Provider Agreement - SAMPLE

*Written Opioid Policy - SAMPLE

 

*Endorsed by: 

Oklahoma Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision

Oklahoma Board of Osteopathic Examiners

Oklahoma State Medical Association

Oklahoma Osteopathic Association