PMP operations

Accidental overdoses from legal drugs

Publication: 
State News
Publication Date: 

February 2009

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Tags: doctor shopping, interstate data sharing, news articles, overdoses and deaths, PDMP impact, PMP operations, state comparisons

Prescription monitoring programs: do they work?

Author: 

Gilson, A.

Publication Date: 

2010

Publication: 
Medscape Today
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Tags: doctor shopping, false positives, journal articles, PDMP impact, PMP operations, prescribing practices, pseudoaddiction, secure prescription forms, substitution effect

States want to share patient Rx use to curb abuse

Publication Date: 

5/2/10

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Tags: California, celebrities, doctor shopping, interstate data sharing, NASPER, Nevada, news articles, PMP operations, privacy concerns

The use and utility of prescription drug monitoring programs

Publication Date: 

2007

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Tags: BJA Harold Rogers, diversion, PDMP impact, PMP operations, survey data, testimony, treatment admissions data

Prescription drugs: state monitoring programs may help to reduce illegal diversion

Publication Date: 

2002

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Tags: case investigation, Controlled Substances Act, diversion, government reports, PDMP impact, PMP data, PMP operations, regulatory agencies, state comparisons, testimony

Prescription for disaster: The growing problem of prescription drug abuse in Maryland

Publication Date: 

2005

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Tags: chilling effect, diversion, doctor shopping, fraud, government reports, law enforcement, Maryland, PDMP impact, PMP operations, state comparisons, survey data, treatment admissions data

National All Schedules Prescription Electronic Reporting Act of 2005: a review of implementation of existing state controlled substance monitoring programs

Publication Date: 

2005

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Tags: access to treatment, ARCOS, balancing patient care and drug control, chilling effect, evaluations, government reports, literature review, MEPS, meta analysis, NASPER, PDMP impact, PMP operations, prescribing patterns, prescribing practices, substitution effect

Prescription drug abuse: what is being done to address this new drug epidemic? Testimony before the Subcommittee on Criminal Justice, Drug Policy and Human Resources

Author: 

Manchikanti, L.

Publication Date: 

2006

Publication: 
Pain Physician. 2006 9(4):287-321
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Tags: ARCOS, BJA Harold Rogers, DAWN data, diversion, doctor shopping, epidemiology, Internet, journal articles, KASPER, Kentucky, methadone, NASPER, opioid abuse, pain management, PDMP impact, PMP operations, prescribing practices, RX epidemic, social costs, survey data, testimony, training and education

National drug control policy and prescription drug abuse: facts and fallacies

Author: 

Manchikanti, L.

Publication Date: 

2007

Publication: 
Pain Physician, 10(3):399-424
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Tags: BJA Harold Rogers, DAWN data, diversion, doctor shopping, drug control policy, epidemiology, Internet, journal articles, KASPER, methadone, NASPER, opioid abuse, overdoses and deaths, pain management, PDMP impact, PMP operations, prescribing practices, social costs, survey data, training and education, undertreatment of pain

Prescription drug monitoring through the Maine Office of Substance Abuse

Author: 

Benak, L.D., Eccher, D., McKinney, R.E., Smith, C.M.

Publication Date: 

2007

Publication: 
Journal of Forensic Nursing
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Tags: diversion, journal articles, Maine, PDMP impact, PMP operations

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