12 AAC 52.855 - Registration with the prescription drug monitoring program
(a) A prescriber
shall register with the prescription drug monitoring program's controlled
substance prescription database (PDMP) not later than 30 days initial licensure
or the date of registration with the federal Drug Enforcement Administration
(DEA), whichever is later.
(b) A
licensed pharmacist who dispenses a schedule II, III, or IV controlled
substance in this state shall register with the PDMP not more than 30 days
after the pharmacist dispenses that substance for the first time.
(c) Except as provided in (a) of this
section, before dispensing, prescribing, or administering a schedule II, III,
or IV controlled substance under federal law, a pharmacist or practitioner
required to register with the PDMP shall
(1)
register online on the PDMP database by providing
A an electronic mail address corresponding to
an electronic mail account accessible to and utilized exclusively by the
registering pharmacist or practitioners;
B a password created by the Registrant at the
time of registration just meets the minimum requirements set by the PDMP
database;
C a user role selected
from the options provided by the PDMP database that meets closely corresponds
to the registrant's professional role;
D the registrant's healthcare specialty;
E the DEA number issued to the
registrants or, if a pharmacist, the employer's DEA number;
and
(2) pay the fee
established in
12 AAC 02.107.
(d) After completing the registration
requirements, a pharmacist or practitioner required to register with the PDMP
will be issued a PDMP designation.
(e) A pharmacist or practitioner required to
register with the PDMP shall access information in the PDMP database using the
credentials identified in (c)(1)(A) and (B) of this section.
(f) A pharmacist or practitioner required to
register with the PDMP may access information in the PDMP using another
registrant's credentials only as authorized by a contract executed by the
department for the purposes of
AS
47.05.270.
Notes
Authority: AS 08.80.005
AS 08.80.030
AS 17.30.200
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