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1 Pain Management And Prescribing Controlled Drugs Timothy J. Benedict, RPh Assistant Executive Director Ohio State Board of Pharmacy tim.benedict@bop.ohio.gov 614-466-4143

2 Legal Aspects Of Prescribing What is the problem? What constitutes legitimate practice? How can I avoid problems in my practice

3 What Is The Problem? EDUCATION –Tolerance –Addiction

4 Lack of Education Leads to: Desire to avoid the patient/Rx “Just say no” attitude Blame law enforcement for hesitation in treating/prescribing

5 WHAT CONSTITUTES LEGITIMATE PRACTICE?

6 Factors For Determining A Schedule 1.Actual or relative potential for abuse 2.Scientific evidence of the drug’s pharmacologic effects 3.State of current scientific knowledge regarding the substance 4.Its history and pattern of abuse

7 Factors (continued) 5.The scope, duration, and significance of abuse 6.What, if any, risk there is to the public health 7.The drugs “psychic” or physiologic dependence liability 8.Whether a substance is an immediate precursor of a substance already controlled

8 What Constitutes Legitimate Practice? Ohio Administrative Code Rule 4729-5-30(A) Physician/pharmacist responsibility

9 What Constitutes Legitimate Practice? Ohio Revised Code - 4731.22(B) 4731.22(B)(2) 4731.22(B)(3) 4731.22(B)(6)

10 What Constitutes Legitimate Practice? Ohio Revised Code – 2925.03 2925.03(A) 2925.03(B)

11 What Constitutes Legitimate Practice? Ohio Administrative Code – 4731-21-02 Physician Requirements

12 How Can I Avoid Problems in My Practice? Understand the requirements for proper prescribing Communication – most important Documentation Drug Therapy – is it appropriate?

13 Case Review No Individualized Treatment Duplication of Therapy Pain Management Physician seeing 50-70 patients daily Logistics – patient/prescriber/pharmacy

14 Case Review Unclear Diagnosis – back pain Patient determines what is appropriate Ignoring problems –Drugs in Toilet –Complaints from family about drug abuse –Patient refusal for other treatment/diagnostic procedures – just wants drugs

15 OARRS Registration at www.ohiopmp.govwww.ohiopmp.gov Obtain up to 2 years of Rx history Average time to obtain report is 15 seconds


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