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- Login - Montana Prescription Drug Registry
Powered By Montana Prescription Drug Registry Department of Labor and Industry 301 South Park Avenue PO Box 200513 Helena, MT 59620 406-841-2240 dlibsdmpdr@mt gov
- Montana Prescription Drug Registry
Please click to learn more about MPDR If you are already licensed, have applied for a license, are about to apply for a license, or are renewing your license from the Board of Medical Examiners: If you have scope of practice questions or comments for the Board of Medical Examiners
- Montana Prescription Drug Registry - PMP AWARE
You can either resend a new verification code or return to the login screen to restart the account creation process Didn't get a code? It may take a few minutes for the message to arrive A new verification code has been sent to your email Please check your inbox, including Junk or spam folder
- Microsoft Word - MPDR Interim Report EAIC August 2024
MPDR collects a list of controlled substance prescriptions prescribed to patients as reported by Montana licensed pharmacies and allows authorized healthcare providers to access the information as a tool for improving patient safety
- Montana Prescription Drug Registry (MPDR)
All Montana licensed pharmacies dispensers are required to submit prescription information The Montana Board of Pharmacy maintains and administers the MPDR Why? To improve patient safety To identify possible misuse or diversion of controlled substances
- Prescription Drug Monitoring Program: Montana State Profile | Office of . . .
Information and data are presented for the Montana prescription drug monitoring program, named the Montana Prescription Drug Registry (MPDR), which is administered by the Montana Board of Pharmacy
- MPDR Laws Rules - Montana
The MPDR lists Schedules II, III, IV and V drugs, which are typically the most addictive or the most-often abused drugs on the market Montana’s drug schedules can be found in §50-32 MCA and ARM 24 174 1412
- Montana Prescription Drug Registry - archive. legmt. gov
Montana Prescription Drug Registry (MPDR) Overview Allows authorized health care providers to review a patient’s prescription history for controlled substances and use that information as a tool to improve patient safety and enhance the quality of patient care when making health care decisions
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