Oklahoma SB737 amends the Oklahoma Interventional Pain Management and Treatment Act, defining terms and setting effective date.
Oklahoma SB737 amends the Oklahoma Interventional Pain Management and Treatment Act by defining key terms such as "chronic pain," "fluoroscope," and "supervision." It specifies that interventional pain management can only be practiced by licensed physicians and allows certified registered nurse anesthetists to administer certain injections under physician request. The act will become effective November 1, 2025.
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