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This document serves as a step-by-step implementation and training guide for data submitters in Maine using RxSentry to report controlled substance prescriptions.

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How to fill out RxSentry Data Submitter's Implementation Guide

1. Review the RxSentry Data Submitter's Implementation Guide thoroughly.
2. Gather all required data elements specified in the guide.
3. Ensure your data complies with formatting and validation requirements outlined.
4. Access the RxSentry platform and navigate to the data submission section.
5. Fill in each section of the submission form, referencing the implementation guide as needed.
6. Double-check your inputs for accuracy and completeness.
7. Submit the data and retain a copy of the submission confirmation.

Who needs RxSentry Data Submitter's Implementation Guide?

1. Healthcare providers using RxSentry for data reporting.
2. Pharmaceutical companies submitting product information.
3. Regulatory compliance officers ensuring data accuracy.
4. IT personnel involved in data integration with RxSentry.
5. Any organization required to report data to regulatory bodies via RxSentry.

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What are the guidelines a pharmacist must follow when receiving a telephone prescription for a controlled substance?

The prescriber must follow-up the phone prescription with a written prescription to the pharmacy within 7 days. Faxed Schedule II prescriptions are generally permitted, however, the pharmacist must receive the original, signed written prescription before dispensing the Schedule II controlled substance to the patient.

Can you call in a controlled substance prescription?

Note that state laws may have stricter rules. A prescription for a Schedule II medication may be phoned into the pharmacy in an emergency situation. The prescriber must follow-up the phone prescription with a written prescription to the pharmacy within 7 days.

What is prescription data?

A prescription drug monitoring program (PDMP) is an electronic database that tracks controlled substance prescriptions in a state.

Which of the following is a requirement of a controlled substance act?

Patient's name and address. Patient's date of birth. Clinician name, address, DEA number. Drug name.

Do statewide prescription drug monitoring programs share data with other states?

For instance, while all states except for California currently share data with other states, the number of interstate partners varies.

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What is RxSentry Data Submitter's Implementation Guide?

The RxSentry Data Submitter's Implementation Guide is a document that provides detailed instructions and standards for submitting data related to prescription drugs and pharmaceutical transactions, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.

Who is required to file RxSentry Data Submitter's Implementation Guide?

Pharmaceutical manufacturers, wholesalers, and other entities involved in the distribution and reporting of prescription drugs are generally required to file the RxSentry Data Submitter's Implementation Guide.

How to fill out RxSentry Data Submitter's Implementation Guide?

Filling out the RxSentry Data Submitter's Implementation Guide involves completing the designated forms with accurate data regarding prescription medications, following the outlined format, and adhering to submission deadlines.

What is the purpose of RxSentry Data Submitter's Implementation Guide?

The purpose of the RxSentry Data Submitter's Implementation Guide is to standardize the submission of prescription drug data, facilitate regulatory compliance, and enhance the transparency of the pharmaceutical supply chain.

What information must be reported on RxSentry Data Submitter's Implementation Guide?

The information that must be reported includes details such as drug identification, transaction records, quantities, dates of transactions, and information about the parties involved in the distribution process.