State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision; modifying various provisions related to physicians and allied health professionals. Effective date.

The document structure was updated to reflect a committee substitute version, adding page numbers and line references while removing the standard enrolled bill header.

Removed the 'Engrossed' header and replaced it with the 'Enrolled' header, indicating the bill has passed both legislative chambers and is in its final form.

Adjusted page numbering and layout to reflect the final enrolled version of the document.

Updated document headers and footers to reflect that this is the Senate Floor Version instead of the House Floor Version.

Added a new clause permitting physicians to deliver diagnostic or treatment services through electronic communications for patients located outside of Oklahoma, with a specific example of stroke prevention and treatment.

The definition of practicing allopathic medicine was modified to explicitly include the performance of diagnostic or treatment services through electronic communications (telemedicine).

The bill's scope was updated to specifically mention 'international medical graduates,' changing how the legislation frames the licensure requirements for doctors trained outside the United States.

The bill now includes a provision to repeal Section 493.2, which previously related to foreign medical applicants, effectively removing or superseding those specific requirements.

The bill text was updated to reflect amendments from other legislative sessions (e.g., Chapter 350, O.S.L. 2025) and corrected statutory references to ensure consistency with current Oklahoma law.