Community alcohol module results (e.g. support for prevention of heavy drinking, etc) Type (radio, social media, television, newspaper), Number and kind of messages, Numbers reached, Frequency, Dates, demographics R2a Increase timely use of the PDMP by medical providers to record prescriptions as in accordance with the CDC guidelines (i.e., identify potential red flags such as dangerous prescribing practices or co-prescriptions, diversion or doctor or pharmacy “shopping”) 1) Ratio of total number of opioid prescriptions filled in county/ Number of Number of trainings pharmacy PMP checks/queries in county (NMDOH) Number of presentations Total number of patients with multiple provider Episodes for your Number of calls with providers 2) county (quareterly report PMP, NMDOH) Self-reported increase in PMP checking and outcomes 3) Percent of patient days with overlapping opoid prescriptions (quarterly (e.g. survey, periodic communications with medical report PMP, NMDOH) providers) 4) Percent of chronic opoid users with PMP request in past 3 months (quarterly report; PMP, NMDOH) 5) Percept new opioid patients with a PMP request in the past 3 months by county (quarterly report; PMP NMDOH) R2b Increase timely use of PDMP by pharmacists to identify Increase timely use of the PDMP by pharmacists to identify potential red flags such as dangerous prescribing practices or co-prescriptions, diversion or doctor or pharmacy “shopping”) 1) Ratio of total number of opioid prescriptions filled in county/number of pharmacy PDMP checks/queries in county (NMDOH) 2)Total number of Patients with Multiple Provider Episodes for your county
Community alcohol module results (e.g. support for prevention of heavy drinking, etc) Type (radio, social media, television, newspaper), Number and kind of messages, Numbers reached, Frequency, Dates, demographics R2a Increase timely use of the PDMP by medical providers to record prescriptions as in accordance with the CDC guidelines (i.e., identify potential red flags such as dangerous prescribing practices or co-prescriptions, diversion or doctor or pharmacy “shopping”) 1) Ratio of total number of opioid prescriptions filled in county/ Number of pharmacy PMP checks/queries in county (NMDOH) 2) Total number of patients with multiple provider Episodes for your county (quareterly report PMP, NMDOH) 3) Percent of patient days with overlapping opoid prescriptions (quarterly report PMP, NMDOH) 4) Percent of chronic opoid users with PMP request in past 3 months (quarterly report; PMP, NMDOH) 5) Percept new opioid patients with a PMP request in the past 3 months by county (quarterly report; PMP NMDOH) Number of trainings Number of presentations Number of calls with providers Self-reported increase in PMP checking and outcomes (e.g. survey, periodic communications with medical providers) R2b Increase timely use of PDMP by pharmacists to identify Increase timely use of the PDMP by pharmacists to identify potential red flags such as dangerous prescribing practices or co-prescriptions, diversion or doctor or pharmacy “shopping”) 1) Ratio of total number of opioid prescriptions filled in county/number of pharmacy PDMP checks/queries in county (NMDOH) 2)Total number of Patients with Multiple Provider Episodes for your county
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