With access to treatment widely recognized as one of the many barriers to addressing the opioid crisis, Appriss Health is excited to announce the acquisition of the OpenBeds behavioral health platform.
We were honored to participate in a panel discussion at the Milken Institute’s Future of Health Summit 2019 on “Combating the Opioid Crisis: Investment and Health IT Innovation.” Read more about it here
State PDMP administrators, pharmacies, federal partners, and subject matter experts came together this week at the annual NASCSA conference in Richmond, Virginia. Here’s what we learned.
International Overdose Awareness Day is August 31, check out our infographic to see the impact of overdoses and how you can fight back against the stigma.
SMART on FHIR is the recognized industry-standard technology best able to support and maintain the functionality that has enabled this advancement of PDMPs and allows states to continue the important progress they have made.
500,000 Providers Now have EHR and Pharmacy System Integrations; 51 PDMPs are Now Sharing Interstate Data; Innovative Solutions are Impacting the Opioid Crisis All Across the U.S.
May is Mental Health month and as we continue to battle the opioid crisis in communities across the United States, we can’t overlook the relationship between mental health and substance abuse problems.
Learn how data and information sharing is helping the Military Health System (MHS) reduce potential prescription drug abuse and improve patient safety for military personnel and their families.
Learn more about Appriss Health’s new resource page to help patients and their families better understand how our solutions support them and enable better patient care.
In Post XI of the blog series, “A Balanced Approach to Opioids and Chronic Pain,” we bring the series to a close by offering some final thoughts on benefit and risk.
In Part X of our blog series “A Balanced Approach to Opioids and Chronic Pain,” we explain how Appriss Health uses machine learning to help better predict the risk of overdose by using PDMP data.