E-Prescribing
Prescriptions sent to pharmacies, what pharmacies ask back, and who may sign controlled substances.
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E-Prescribing Messages
Every NCPDP SCRIPT message sent to or received from a pharmacy: NewRx, renewals, changes, cancellations, fill notices and the network's status answers, with the raw XML exactly as it travelled.
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Prescriber Tasks
What pharmacies have asked prescribers for: renewals, changes, and refusals to look at. Approving a renewal writes the new prescription and answers the pharmacy.
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Pharmacy Directory
Pharmacies a prescription can be sent to, by NCPDP id: retail, 24-hour, mail order, specialty and long-term care, and whether each takes electronic prescriptions for controlled substances.
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EPCS Permissions
Who may sign electronic prescriptions for controlled substances. Each is requested, then approved by two different people other than the prescriber, at least one of them a DEA registrant (21 CFR 1311.125).
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EPCS Signing Log
Every attempt to sign a controlled-substance prescription, signed or refused, with the factors presented. Append-only.
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