FAQs on STOP Act e-prescribing requirement

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            <h1>FAQs on STOP Act e-prescribing requirement</h1>
            NCMB has developed FAQS to address some of the questions licensees and others have raised about soon-to-be-in-effect requirements regarding e-prescribing of Schedule II and Schedule III opioids. The new requirement, which is part of the STOP Act of 2017, will be in effect as of Jan. 1, 2020.<br />
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Among the most-asked questions is whether NCMB can assist prescribers who do not currently have e-prescribing capability with finding a solution that complies with the new requirement. NCMB is not able to provide this support. The new FAQs offer some basic information on getting started with identifying a solution. <br />
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Find the FAQs on <a href="http://www.ncmedboard.org/stop">NCMB's STOP Act resource page</a> or access them directly <a href="https://www.ncmedboard.org/resources-information/faqs/professional-faqs/special-topics">here</a>. 
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