http://www.eprescribing.org/e-prescribing-triggers-more-prescription-of-controlled-substances/ All about e-prescribing software Wed, 26 May 2010 20:55:03 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.eprescribing.org/e-prescribing-triggers-more-prescription-of-controlled-substances/comment-page-1/#comment-199 Penny Hendrix Mon, 22 Feb 2010 23:29:15 +0000 http://www.eprescribing.org/?p=37#comment-199 George, I was doing some research to see where the DEA stands on its final rule with regard to e-scripts for controlled substances, and I found your site. I'm reading "E-prescribing triggers more prescription of controlled substances". One question ... in light of the other article, "Stakeholders await final DEA rule to lift e-prescription ban for controlled substances", how is it possible that e-prescribing could trigger more prescriptions for controlled substances? Do you know if Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center has/had some sort of special waiver from DEA to be able to do controlled substance prescriptions electronically? I would be interested to know if they did ... George,
I was doing some research to see where the DEA stands on its final rule with regard to e-scripts for controlled substances, and I found your site. I’m reading “E-prescribing triggers more prescription of controlled substances”. One question … in light of the other article, “Stakeholders await final DEA rule to lift e-prescription ban for controlled substances”, how is it possible that e-prescribing could trigger more prescriptions for controlled substances? Do you know if Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center has/had some sort of special waiver from DEA to be able to do controlled substance prescriptions electronically? I would be interested to know if they did …

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