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Consumer/patient encounters with prescription drug monitoring programs: evidence from a Medicaid population

Author:

Goodin, A., Blumenschein, K., Freeman, P.R., Talbert, J.

Publication Date:

July 15, 2012

Publication:

Pain Physician. 12(3):507-15

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Prescription abuse laws can create a no-win situation for doctors

Publication:

American Medical News

Publication Date:

8/13/12

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Tags: chilling effect, news articles, opioid abuse, pain management, prescribing practices, unintended consequences

Prescription opioid usage and abuse relationships: an evaluation of state prescription drug monitoring program efficacy

Author:

Reisman, R. M., Shenoy, P. J., Atherly, A. J., and Flowers, C. R.

Publication Date:

2009

Publication:

Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment 3 41–51

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Tags: addiction, ARCOS, chilling effect, diversion, evaluations, journal articles, opioid abuse, oxycodone, PDMP impact, PMP data, state comparisons, treatment admissions data

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

Maximizing the value of electronic prescription monitoring programs

Author:

Brushwood, David B.

Publication Date:

2003

Publication:

Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics; 31(1):41-54.

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Tags: access to treatment, ARCOS, balancing patient care and drug control, best practices, chilling effect, diversion, epidemiology, evaluations, journal articles, pain management, PDMP impact, PMP data, PMP operations, prescribing practices, privacy concerns, regulatory agencies, unintended consequences

Impact of prescription monitoring programs on prescription patterns and indicators of opioid abuse

Author:

Twillman, R.

Publication Date:

2006

Publication:

Journal of Pain. 7(4)

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Tags: ARCOS, chilling effect, effectiveness of prescription control, journal articles, opioid abuse, PDMP impact, prescribing patterns, treatment admissions data, unintended consequences

Monitoring opioid adherence in chronic pain patients: tools, techniques, and utility

Author:

Manchikanti, L., Atluri, S., Trescot, A. M., Giordano, J.

Publication Date:

2008

Publication:

Pain Physician, 11:S155-S180.

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Tags: addiction, chilling effect, controlled substance agreements, Controlled Substances Act, journal articles, opioid abuse, pain management, patient adherence monitoring, PDMP impact, PMP comparisons, PMP data, screening tests, urinalysis

Regulating opioid prescribing through prescription monitoring programs: balancing drug diversion and treatment of pain

Author:

Fishman, S.M., Papazian, J.S., Gonzalez, S., Riches, P.S., Gilson, A.

Publication Date:

2004

Publication:

Pain Medicine. Sep; 5(3):309-24

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Tags: balancing patient care and drug control, chilling effect, electronic prescribing, information technology, journal articles, laws and regulations, PMP data, regulating medical practice, secure prescription forms, state comparisons, training and education, unintended consequences

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