Oklahoma SB670 mandates mental health screenings for patients by certain health care providers and requires continuing education for medical.
Oklahoma SB670 requires physicians, physician assistants, and advanced practice registered nurses to administer an evidence-based mental health screening instrument to patients during routine primary care visits. The bill also mandates specific continuing education for these health care providers, including one hour in pain management or opioid use or addiction, and one hour in integrated behavioral health care. The State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision will develop rules and educational materials to implement these provisions, potentially collaborating with other state boards.
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