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Prescription Monitoring Program

Perimeter Center
9960 Mayland Drive, Suite 300
Henrico, Virginia 23233-1463
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Email pmp@dhp.virginia.gov
Telephone: 804-367-4566
Fax number: 804-527-4470

Hours: Mon-Fri 8:15 to 5:00
except Holidays

Virginia Prescription Monitoring Program

Program Interoperability with other State Prescription Monitoring Programs

Virginia's Prescription Monitoring Program, in partnership with several states, has leveraged advances in technology to enable the sharing of prescription information across state lines. The implementation of this technology comes at a time when prescription drug abuse is the fastest growing drug problem in the United States.  Please click the link below for the current map of interoperable state programs.

PMPInterConnect Map

The PMP Data Center

The PMP Data Center is now available with 24/7 access and auto-response capabilities for prescribers and pharmacists.

If you are a prescriber or pharmacist and have not registered to use the program please do so today by clicking on “Access the PMP Data Center” . Click on "Not a user? Register to become a user", Fill out the form and click the SUBMIT button. Print the form out, sign and date it, and fax to 804-527-4470.

Once your registration request is verified and approved you will receive information about how to use the program.

Access the PMP Data Center.

CME Opportunities

From the FDA: FDA seeks your help in curtailing the U.S. opioid epidemic

Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) with an unrestricted educational grant from the REMS Program Companies, has developed prescriber education in the safe and competent use of opioid medications.   The program, titled Safe and Competent Opioid Prescribing Education (SCOPE) of Pain, is sponsored by BUSM in collaboration with the Council of Medical Specialty Societies and the Federation of State Medical Boards.   The first phase is a free online 3 hour CME activity that is now available at www.scopeofpain.com

Important Program Information

Description of Program

Who is required to report?

How to Report (Contractor information)

How to Request Information

Further reading

For Consumers: A Guide to Safe Use of Pain Medicine from the FDA.

Model Policy for the Use of Controlled Substances for the Treatment of Pain (Adopted by the Board of Medicine: June 24, 2004)(MS Word)

NIDA Research Report on Prescription Drugs

NIDA Selected Prescription Drugs of Abuse Charts

A Pharmacist's Guide to Prescription Fraud - Informational Brochure from the DEA

Don't Be Scammed by a Drug Abuser - Informational Brochure from the DEA

 

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