CMS Issues Final Rule on E-Prescribing Standards

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CMS Issues Final Rule on E-Prescribing Standards

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CMS Issues Final Rule on E-Prescribing Standards

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CMS recently released a final rule that sets uniform standards for electronic prescribing, or e-prescribing, under the Medicare Part D prescription drug program. The rule does not require physicians, pharmacies and other providers to adopt e-prescribing as a condition of their participation in Medicare. Late last year, Academy EVP Douglas Henley, M.D., spoke out against mandatory e-prescribing, saying that calls for such action were preliminary.

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