Governor Terry McAuliffe today announced that the Prescription Monitoring Program has been awarded a grant to help integrate use of its data in doctors’ and pharmacists’ regular work flow. The $3.1 million grant from PurduePharma will allow…

The effort is centered on St. Louis, which is creating a PDMP and allowing other counties to sign up, creating a de facto statewide network…

Replacing outdated technology: $4.5 million was allocated to replace the Michigan Automated Prescription System (MAPS), which will be essential in accurately tracking prescribed controlled substances…

Planners liked the software’s interstate sharing capacity, which for now connects Massachusetts to databases in a dozen other states; its average 1.8-second search response time; and its security measures…

Efforts are underway at the federal and state levels, including the PMP InterConnect program run by the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy…

Earlier this year, the state department of health issued a nearly $1.5 million, three-year contract to Appriss Inc. to operate the database…

The National Association of Drug Diversion Investigators (NADDI) – a nonprofit organization that facilitates cooperation between law enforcement, healthcare professionals, state regulatory agencies and pharmaceutical manufacturers in the…

Pennsylvania Secretary of Health Dr. Karen Murphy today announced the selection of the ABC-MAP program vendor, marking an important milestone in the development of the state’s prescription drug monitoring program.

Doctors in Massachusetts will soon have their first-ever access to information from bordering states about prescriptions for painkillers and other addictive drugs, gaining a new tool to combat drug abuse.

The state awarded a five-year, $6.2 million contract to Appriss, a Kentucky software company that manages prescription monitoring programs in 22 other states, including Connecticut and Rhode Island…