Iowa Admin. Code r. 657-37.3 - [Rescinded effective 7/16/2025] Registration
Registration for the PMP pursuant to this rule shall be via the Iowa PMP AWARxE website at iowa.pmpaware.net.
(1)
Prescribers. A
prescriber shall register for the PMP at the same time the prescriber registers
or renews a CSA registration pursuant to 657-Chapter 10. A licensed
veterinarian with an active CSA registration may register for the PMP.
Registration for the PMP shall also require the prescriber's DEA
number.
(2)
Pharmacists. A pharmacist who is involved in patient care
shall register for the PMP at the same time the pharmacist becomes licensed or
renews a license pursuant to 657-Chapter 2.
(3)
Practitioner's
delegates. A practitioner may authorize an adequate number of health
care professionals who actively work with the practitioner to act as the
practitioner's delegates for the purpose of requesting PMP information. A
practitioner's delegate shall be licensed, registered, certified, or otherwise
credentialed as a health care professional in a manner that permits
verification of the health care professional's credentials. The practitioner
shall be responsible for the PMP information access of the practitioner's
delegates.
(4)
Law
enforcement officials. A law enforcement official may register for the
PMP to access information by order, subpoena, or other means of legal
compulsion relating to a specific investigation and supported by a
determination of probable cause.
(5)
Licensing authority. A
licensing authority official may register for the PMP to access information by
order, subpoena, or other means of legal compulsion relating to a specific
investigation and supported by a determination of probable cause.
(6)
Medical examiners and medical
examiner investigators. A medical examiner or a medical examiner
investigator may register for the PMP to access information when the
information relates to an investigation being conducted by the examiner or
investigator.
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Registration for the
(1) Prescribers. A prescriber shall register for the PMP at the same time the prescriber registers or renews a CSA registration pursuant to 657-Chapter 10. A licensed veterinarian with an active CSA registration may register for the PMP . Registration for the PMP shall also require the prescriber 's DEA number .
(2) Pharmacists. A pharmacist who is involved in patient care shall register for the PMP at the same time the pharmacist becomes licensed or renews a license pursuant to 657-Chapter 2.
(3) Practitioner 's delegates. A practitioner may authorize an adequate number of health care professionals who actively work with the practitioner to act as the practitioner 's delegates for the purpose of requesting PMP information. A practitioner's delegate shall be licensed, registered, certified, or otherwise credentialed as a health care professional in a manner that permits verification of the health care professional 's credentials. The practitioner shall be responsible for the PMP information access of the practitioner 's delegates.
(4) Law enforcement officials. A law enforcement official may register for the PMP to access information by order, subpoena, or other means of legal compulsion relating to a specific investigation and supported by a determination of probable cause.
(5) Licensing authority . A licensing authority official may register for the PMP to access information by order, subpoena, or other means of legal compulsion relating to a specific investigation and supported by a determination of probable cause.
(6) Medical examiners and medical examiner investigators. A medical examiner or a medical examiner investigator may register for the PMP to access information when the information relates to an investigation being conducted by the examiner or investigator.