Oklahoma SB27 exempts certain practitioners from electronic prescription requirements for controlled dangerous substances.
Oklahoma SB27 amends the state's controlled dangerous substances law to exempt specific practitioners from the electronic prescription requirement. These include veterinarians, practitioners experiencing technological failures, those in medically underserved areas, and those prescribing for hospice programs. Practitioners must still use official prescription forms for other controlled substances and must document exceptions in patient health records.
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