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Abbreviation: PDMP, Prescription Drug Monitoring Program.Table 1. Status of oversightState(s)Effective date and/or statusUS states and jurisdictions wherein is classified as a Schedule-V medication with mandated reporting to a PDMPKentuckyJuly 1, 201717 more rows Aug 17, 2018
has landed on Schedule V Controlled Substance lists in 7 states over the last 5 years. During that same time period, 12 other states have placed the drug in their prescription drug monitoring programs (PMP).
All fifty states have implemented prescription drug monitoring programs (PDMPs) to reduce misuse and diversion of controlled drugs.
Pharmacist independent prescribers are able to requisition controlled drugs and are authorised to supply or administer the drugs they are able to prescribe. The existing authorities for pharmacists to possess, supply and offer to supply schedule 2-5 controlled drugs remain.
Consistency and standardization in the PDMP community of data submitters, monitored substances, submission frequency, data format, and data elements will facilitate data sharing across all states.
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Consistency and standardization in the PDMP community of data submitters, monitored substances, submission frequency, data format, and data elements will facilitate data sharing across all states.
Official answer. The anti-seizure medication is not currently considered a narcotic or controlled substance by the federal government, but certain states have enacted legislation so that is treated as a controlled substance or is monitored by the states prescription drug monitoring program.
In 2020, the Minnesota Legislature passed a law that allows pharmacists to independently prescribe three categories of drugs: self-administered hormonal contraceptives, opioid antagonists, and nicotine replacement products.
The Minnesota Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) was established to promote public health and safety by detecting diversion and misuse of prescriptions for controlled substances as defined in Minnesota Statutes Section 152.126.
No. We are not able to prescribe controlled drugs.

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