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Aug 2026
Using Texas Prescription Monitoring Program Documentation to Improve Patient Safety
The Texas Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) helps prescribers ensure controlled substances are used safely and appropriately. Clear documentation of your prescribing decisions supports safe care, reduces delays and strengthens communication with colleagues and pharmacists.
Jul 2026
Streamlining Texas PMP Checks into Your Workflow
For some prescribers, the Texas Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) can feel like another box to check. But with a few workflow adjustments, the Texas PMP can help you prescribe safely and more efficiently — without slowing down care.
Jun 2026
Understanding Medication for Opioid Use Disorder: A Proven Solution
The Texas Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) can connect you with information and resources to guide patients through their recovery from opioid use.
May 2026
Talking About Concerning Texas PMP Results
When a patient’s controlled substance prescription history or recent use raises concerns, it can be challenging to start the conversation, especially when you have limited time with each patient. Still, building trust through effective communication is key to providing high-quality care and improving health outcomes.
Apr 2026
Looking Beyond Opioids: Exploring Safe Alternatives
Opioids can be appropriate for some patients. For others, exploring alternatives can offer safer longer-term relief and improve daily function and quality of life. When a patient’s Texas Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) history shows they have started or have a prolonged use of one or multiple controlled substance prescriptions, it’s a good opportunity to pause and explore other strategies.
Mar 2026
Why Patients Seek Opioids: How to Support Safer Prescribing
As a clinician, you may come across a patient’s Texas Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) history that raises concerns. Rather than assuming misuse, it’s worth asking: Why is this patient seeking opioids? The reasons are often more complex than they appear.
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