Oklahoma MOC law evolved under the radar
Physician Practice Perspective, January 13, 2017
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With Senate Bill (SB) 1148 now in effect in Oklahoma, the state has become a testing ground for the first state law to prohibit hospitals and insurers from making compliance with maintenance of certification (MOC) programs a condition for hospital privileges or reimbursement.
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