2021-2022 PDMP Annual Report

Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Annual Report | 2021-22 9 relevant, and timely PDMP information at the point of care. As of June 30, 2022, 2,265 entities have integrated their electronic health recordkeeping systems with E-FORCSE®. Grant Funded Projects The PDMP has relied on grant funding to offset the PDMS implementation and enhancement costs. The PDMP is currently working on three grant-funded projects summarized below. 1. Harold Rogers PDMP Implementation and Enhancement Project 2018-PM-BX-0003 - $749,270 The PDMP used grant funds to integrate E-FORCSE® information into the clinical workflow, expand interstate data sharing, enhance the analytic capabilities of the E-FORCSE® system and expand existing outreach and education efforts. The grant period ends September 30, 2023. 2. CDC Overdose Data to Action (OD2A) FAIN NU17CE925020 - $2,044,578 The PDMP used grant funds to: a. Develop a more comprehensive repository of prescription data and resources related to substance abuse and overdose scenarios, including more timely or real-time data. b. Inform clinical practice and develop a process to integrate resources across the state to create the most significant impact on opioid and all-drug overdose issues in Florida. c. Develop a proactive warning network focused on supply reduction for emerging substance abuse and overdose events as they happen in real-time. d. Provide recommendations to maximize existing resources, including developing and disseminating information or guidance to aid in proactive reporting. e. Produce and communicate a comprehensive PDMP action plan. f. Develop a process to research, identify and share best practices across the nation and increase data sharing across state lines using national hubs. g. Facilitate improved delegate access and training to expand access to PDMPs via real- time data utilization and exchange and support PDMP training efforts in high-overdose burden regions in county health systems. h. Utilize targeted interventions such as academic detailing clinical training and outreach within geographic "hot spots" as part of the training model identified by the system. i. Integrate state and CDC guideline-concordant tools such as cumulative MME calculations into patient PDMP reports. j. Incorporate proactive prescriber notification of patient overdose deaths. The grant period ends September 30, 2023.