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Perimeter Center Email pmp@dhp.virginia.gov Hours: Mon-Fri 8:15 to 5:00 |
Virginia Prescription Monitoring Program
Pain Management Course offering
The Virginia Department of Health Professions has partnered with the VCU School of Medicine in the development of an online pain management curriculum called VCU Chronic Nonmalignant Pain Management. This curriculum emphasizes current issues in the management of pain through a case-based format and offers ongoing access to practice resources in pain management.
Registration is free; you will need your Virginia license number and the following case-sensitive access code: “Virginia Pain”. Click here to register for the course. Questions and comments can be directed to Leanne M. Yanni, MD, Creator and Editor, at lyanni@mcvh-vcu.edu.
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.
The registration form is also available on the forms page: Prescription Monitoring Program Internet Datacenter Registration Form
Once your registration request is verified and approved you will receive information about how to use the program.
Important Program Information
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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