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Report all controlled substances and opioid agonists dispensed to the PDMP every 24 hours.

Refer to RIDOH's Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Pharmacy Compliance and Enforcement regarding reporting compliance and enforcement.įor Pharmacies with Controlled Substances Registration (CSR).If a dispenser no longer wishes to report “zero fills” to the PDMP, it is recommended that he/she cancel their Controlled Substances Registration (CSR).If a dispenser no longer wishes to dispense controlled substances and/or opioid antagonists, it is recommended that he/she cancel their Controlled Substances Registration (CSR).

It is recommended that pharmacists review the PDMP prior to dispensing a benzodiazepine or sedating medication.

Check the PDMP prior to dispensing a controlled substance prescription for the first time and every three months thereafter for patients on long-term opioid therapy.

Refer to RIDOH's Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Enforcement Planregarding PDMP registration compliance and enforcement.

If a practitioner no longer wishes to prescribe controlled substances and/or opioid antagonists, it is recommended that he/she cancel their Controlled Substances Registration (CSR).

Review Positive Prescription Monitoring Reports with patients.

It is recommended that prescribers review the PDMP prior to prescribing a benzodiazepine or sedating medication.

Check the PDMP prior to prescribing a controlled substance prescription for the first time and every three months thereafter for patients on long-term opioid therapy.

Under Rhode Island regulations, information about all transactions for controlled substances dispensed in Rhode Island must be reported.

These data can then be used by prescribers and pharmacists in the active treatment of their patients. The Rhode Island Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP) collects data for controlled substance prescriptions (Schedules II - V, or opioid antagonists) into a centralized database.

Authorized users agree that they will not provide access to any other individuals, including members of their staff unless and until they are authorized as delegates.Ī prescriber or pharmacist who accesses or discloses information for any purpose other than providing healthcare to a current patient or verifying the record of prescriptions issued by the prescriber, or who allows any other individuals to access the information using the prescriber’s or pharmacist’s own access codes, is subject to civil penalties for each offense and disciplinary action by the prescriber’s or pharmacist’s professional licensing board.Īny individual who suspects that another individual or entity has accessed or disclosed patient information in violation should immediately contact the Administrator or the Executive Director & CSMP Administrator. Prescribers and pharmacists authorized to access the patient information, must certify before each search that they are seeking data solely for the purpose of providing healthcare to current patients. The data will be accessible to Prescribers and Dispensers who have been credentialed and who agree to confidentiality requirements for access to and the use of this information. The data is housed in a high security, HIPAA-compliant database. The West Virginia Board of Pharmacy and its private contractor keep patient information strictly confidential, in compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) Privacy and Security Rules. Opioid Antagonist/Non-Control Reporting Users.

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