Transcript Chapter 29 The PMP - University of Louisiana at Monroe

Chapter 29
The PMP
Not to be confused with 50 Cent’s
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Objective
Chapter 29
• Overview
– Purpose
– Impact on Pharmacy Practice
Terms of interest (2901)
• Advisory Council
• Dispenser
– Who is not a dispenser
• Drugs of concern
– Butalbital + 325 or more apap
– Tramadol
• Patients
– Animals?
Authorities (2903 – 07)
• Derived from LCSA
– Allows the board to create
• Programs office
• Hire staff
• Contract someone to do the work
The who’s and whats of the advisory
counsel (2909)
• 25 members from numerous organizations
(private and public)
• What they do?
– Determine substances (controlled or concern)
– Design education courses
– Analyze information from database
– IDENTIFY ADDITIONAL MEMBERS????????
What needs to be done by dispensers?
(2911 – 2913)
• Report electronically
– At least every 14 days
– Not more than every 7 days
• If not able to send electronically, may ask to
be written
• Facts collected
– Data on Prescriber, patient, dispenser drug,
prescription
What happens if you don’t submit
(2915)
• The licensing agency of the person regulates
the person
– Board of pharmacy only involved in pharmacy
Accessing the data (2917 – 2921)
• Who may access the data collected? (2917)
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Persons authorized to dispense or prescribe
People from licensing agencies
Medicaid people looking at Medicaid patients
People from the computer company
• How to register? (2919)
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Must take orientation course
Complete an application
BOP ensures applicant has a licenses
BOP gives password, but can take away.
Accessing the data (2917 – 2921)
• How to access the data
– Through internet from prescribers and dispensers
– Must be credentialed
– Law enforcement with
• Court order
• Grand jury subpoena
• Administrative request
Unlawful use of data (2923)
• You get bounced to your board (pharmacy for
you)
Clean up of the chapter (2925 – 2931)
• Data may be released for research purposes
– All ID must be washed though
• Leges still have oversight, and must be reported
to
• Board of Pharmacy must evaluate the program
• Veterinarians are exempt if dispensing to their
own patients.
Questions and concerns