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For program inquiries, password resets or to request assistance from INSPECT please complete a Helpdesk ticket by clicking the link above.
3rd Annual Prescription Drug Abuse Symposium
INSPECT will be presenting for the 3rd Annual Prescription Drug Abuse Symposium, which will be held downtown at the IUPUI Campus Center on December 19th, 2012.
New Helpdesk now in place
INSPECT has implemented a new online Helpdesk to handle all inquiries and requests to the program. This will allow staff to respond to all requests and emails in a timely manner and to better serve the program's users and stakeholders. Please complete a Helpdesk ticket for any assistance needed with the program so that staff can resolve issues thoroughly and quickly.
INSPECT now sharing live data with Michigan
lNSPECT began sharing data with Michigan on 5/11/2012. Now users of INSPECT will be able to request records from Michigan, along with Ohio and Virginia. Similarly, registered users of Michigan's MAPS prescription monitoring program will also be able to request records from Indiana.
INSPECT's New User-Led Unsolicited Reporting (ULUR) feature is ready for use!
lNSPECT is happy to announce the release of our newest reporting feature, the user-led unsolicited reporting (ULUR) function. This function is available for use by all "practitioner" accounts and will allow users to forward a copy of an Rx History Report to mutual treatment providers listed on that report. For more information, please refer to the guide below. Email INSPECT at inspect@pla.in.gov or submit a HelpDesk ticket with any questions or issues.
INSPECT now sharing live data with Ohio
lNSPECT is excited to announce the release of the new PMPi feature in the WebCenter. This function will allow practitioner users to check a box which will request prescription data from Ohio as well as Indiana to be included on the Rx History Reports. Sharing prescription data will enable practitioners around the state borders to have full access to patient records whether the prescription was written or filled in Indiana or Ohio. This will enable INSPECT users to identify potential doctor-shoppers or drug seekers that are crossing the border to obtain prescriptions and vice versa. Please review the documents below for more information on this exciting new feature.
Click here for more information on the below training opportunities or to reserve a space.
Currently INSPECT is waiting on grant funding before more regional training sessions are scheduled, however INSPECT offers practice, hospital and physician group trainings, free of charge. Please contact tfernandes@pla.in.gov if you would like more information or if you are interested in a private on-site training session for your group or practice. Private on-site training sessions cover the same material mentioned above and include the benefit of having a notary to register interested eligible applicants immediately.