Prescription Drug Monitoring Program
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Registration Instructions:
- Fill out the online registration form by clicking on Sign up
- Email Verification - you will receive an email from no-reply-pmpaware@globalnotifications.com That email contains a link you must click on within an hour of receiving it. If it's past that time period, please go to https://northdakota.pmpaware.net/identity/resend_verification and enter your email address to receive a new link. Check your junk/spam folder to make sure it wasn't sorted incorrectly and add the email address to your contacts so you receive those in your inbox in the future.
- Validation - If you're asked to provide a notary agreement form or validation form you can locate one at https://www.nodakpharmacy.com/pdfs/requesterNotaryForm.pdf Please print it out, take it in front of a notary (usually found in banks, courts, insurance companies, and hospitals) with a picture ID and sign it. Fax it back to 701-877-2405 or login and upload it to your account using the upload document link.
- Supervisor Approval - (For all delegate account holders) Approval from your 'supervisor' must be obtained in order to approve your account. Please have them login at https://northdakota.pmpaware.net and click on User Profile > Delegate Management > Click on the name of the individual they wish to approve > click on the green Approve button.
- Any questions on your registration can be directed to the PDMP office at 701-877-2410.
Online Account Information:
The ND Prescription Drug Monitoring Program would like to invite all Practitioners, Pharmacists, and Licensed Addiction Counselors* seeing North Dakota residents to take part in direct access to your patients' controlled substance prescription history. With direct access there is no waiting for office hours to process your own request. When signed up, you will be given direct access to the database at all times. Nurses, pharmacy technicians, or other assistive personnel** will be allowed to access the confidential data on your behalf. They will be required to fill out a Delegate application and will be assigned their own login.
The NDPDMP is a program that collects prescription data on all controlled substances, schedules II-V (including tramadol and carisoprodol) directly from the dispensers. See Program Description.
Before you request a profile history on a patient, that patient must have an appointment to see you or already be in your care. A practitioner, pharmacist or licensed addiction counselor must have a current patient relationship or new appointment scheduled to request a report. Users obtaining information for illegitimate reasons are in violation of the terms of account use agreement and statute, 19-03.5-03. Access to prescription information, and may face penalties including, but not limited to, 5 years in prison and/or up to $5,000 in fines.
Reports should be used to supplement a patient evaluation, to confirm a patient's drug history, or document compliance with a therapeutic regimen. A report can provide a patient's controlled substance history for the past 3 years. Prescription history will be stored for 3 years before being removed from the system.
The report will contain:
- The patient's name, date of birth, gender, and address
- The prescribers name and address
- The dispensers name, address, and phone number
- The drug name & strength, refill indicator, payment type, prescription number, days' supply, quantity dispensed, morphine milliequivalents (MME), filled and written date
- A summary is provided for the time period requested which includes the number of prescriptions, prescribers, pharmacies, private pay prescriptions, and active morphine milliequivalents
If you have any questions, please review the Frequently Asked Questions or contact the NDPDMP office at 701-877-2410.
* Licensed Addiction Counselors in a state licensed facility. Non-state licensed Addiction Counselor's applications will not be accepted.
**Law Enforcement Officials must obtain approval on all their requests before they will be processed and are subject to office hours.
***Assistive personnel such as a clinic manager will be acceptable. Master account holders will take full responsibility for the appointed delegates actions.
Forgot Your Direct Access Password?
If you have a Direct Access account for the Drug Monitoring Program and you have forgotten your password, go to the login screen at https://northdakota.pmpaware.net, and next to the Password box there is a link called I forgot my password. Enter your email address and click on Request Password Reset. An email will be sent to your address with instructions on how to reset your password. Further assistance and support can be found by calling 855-563-4767 (855-5ND-4PMP).
Data Details
It takes approximately 1-7 days from the date a prescription is dispensed until it appears in a report due to software conversion, submission errors, and waivers obtained from out-of-state dispensers who dispense less than 15 prescriptions a year (in some other states, it can take up to 4 weeks for information to show on a report. So, knowing details about the other states your requesting from might prove to be helpful when using the state-to-state interconnect hub. The best way to see if your recently written prescription was dispensed or to find out if the patient filled recently is to contact the dispensers directly or discuss this with your patient.
The NDPDMP does not warrant any report to be accurate or complete. The Report is based on the search criteria you entered and the data submitted from the dispensing pharmacy. For more information about any prescription in any NDPDMP report or to verify a prescription, contact the dispenser.
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