Prescriber Activity Report (PAR) User Guide.

User selectable categories include age, gender, county, and medication class.įor technical assistance with procedural issues, please contact Bamboo Health (formerly Appriss Health) at 84.įor non-technical questions regarding Iowa PMP, please contact the Board of Pharmacy at 51 or email Training, User Guides, and Reference Materials User Guides Portal users are able to select and display summary results via an interactive table and map. Measures include yearly totals and summaries. The Iowa Public Health Tracking Portal includes population-adjusted information calculated from PMP data. Iowa PMP AWAR圎 and PMP Clearinghouseįor pharmacy reporting, the PMP Clearinghouse website address is. Unless the form is personally delivered to the Iowa Board of Pharmacy office, a Notary witness is required. The patient will be required to provide a current government-issued photo identification. General PMP Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Patient Request for PMP InformationĪ patient interested in obtaining a copy of their PMP report may do so using the following form: Patient's Request for PMP Information. Please see the frequently asked questions link for additional information.

Pursuant to an order, subpoena, or other means of legal compulsion based upon a determination of probable cause in the course of a specific investigation of a specific individual, PMP data can be released to law enforcement.

Pharmacists and prescribers and their delegates may access a patient’s PMP records if the pharmacist or prescriber is actively engaged in the patient’s healthcare.

Authorized individuals securely access the data

PMP data is protected by the highest data security standards and access to data is restricted to authorized, registered individuals.

A record of each reportable administration or prescription dispensed must be submitted by each dispenser no later than the next regular business day following administration or dispensing.Any pharmacy, prescriber, or first responder who dispenses or administers an opioid antagonist, such as naloxone.

Iowa-licensed pharmacies, including in-state and nonresident pharmacies.Records of prescriptions for and the administration of opioid antagonists, such as naloxone.Records of all schedule II through V controlled substance prescriptions dispensed to patients by Iowa-licensed pharmacies and dispensing prescribers.As of May 12, 2021, Iowa pharmacies are also required to report all OTC (non-prescription) Schedule V (e.g., codeine containing cough syrups) sold to patients. Iowa licensed pharmacies, both in-state and nonresident pharmacies, are required to report to the Iowa PMP all Schedule II, III, IV and V controlled substances and opioid antagonists (e.g., Narcan® or naloxone) dispensed by the pharmacy to ambulatory patients. The Iowa PMP is used as a tool in determining appropriate prescribing and treatment of patients without fear of contributing to a patient’s abuse of or dependence on addictive drugs or diversion of those drugs for illicit use. Since March 29, 2009, the Iowa Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) has provided authorized prescribers and pharmacists with information regarding their patients’ use of controlled substances.

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