An Act relative to the prescription monitoring program
This bill (SD 962) requires opioid treatment facilities to provide patients with a consent form explaining that sharing their opioid maintenance treatment information through the state's prescription monitoring program is optional but encouraged. It mandates that facilities document patient consent or refusal and maintain these records. The bill also directs the state department to create a process for including opioid maintenance treatment data in the prescription monitoring system, ensuring doctors can see this information before prescribing other opioids (except the maintenance medication), as long as privacy laws are respected. This directly affects opioid treatment facilities, their patients, and healthcare providers who prescribe opioids.
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