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• W4291017274 abstract "The opioid epidemic is a major public health crisis in the United States. Legislators have enacted various strategies to combat this crisis, including the implementation of statewide prescription drug monitoring programs (PDMP). These PDMPs are electronic databases that collect and analyze patient prescription data on controlled substances, allowing physicians to review prior prescriptions before prescribing. The objective of this study was to determine opioid prescribing patterns after the implementation of a statewide PDMP in Pennsylvania.After IRB approval, PDMP data were obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of Health. Data obtained included: drug name, days supplied, refill count, and partially filled prescriptions. The study timeline was three years, from first quarter 2017 through first quarter 2020.Over the three years post-implementation of a PDMP, Pennsylvania saw a 33% decrease in the overall quantity of opioid pills prescribed (677,194 absolute reduction), a 9% decrease in partially filled prescriptions (5,821 absolute reduction), and an 18% decrease in authorized refills (525 absolute reduction). Opioid prescriptions for greater than seven days of supply decreased by a larger amount than prescriptions for less than seven days of supply (43% vs 27%). Similarly, prescriptions for more than 22 pills saw a greater decrease than prescriptions for less than 21 days (37% vs 21%). However, the rate of decrease in opioid pills prescribed lessened from 14% in the first two years post implementation, to 10% in the third year. The decrease in partially filled opioid prescriptions for the first two years averaged 14% per year, while it increased by 23% in the third year. An 8% average decrease occurred in the rate of refills for opioid prescriptions for the first two years post implementation, followed by a 3% reduction in the third year.There was a 33% decrease in the overall quantity of opioid pills prescribed in the three years after the implementation of the PDMP. The first two years after implementation saw the largest decreases in prescribing habits, which slowed in the third year. More data are needed to show the long-term effects of implementing a statewide PDMP." @default.
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• W4291017274 title "Trends in Opioid Prescribing Following Pennsylvania Statewide Implementation of a Prescription Drug Monitoring Program" @default.
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