Non-CDS Medication Data
Reporting of Non-Controlled (Non-CDS) Medication Data
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Reporting of Non-Controlled (Non-CDS) Medication Data
The Maryland Health Care Commission (MHCC) and CRISP are beginning collection of non-controlled substances (“non-CDS”) in accordance with Maryland House Bill 1127 Public Health – State Designated Exchange – Health Data. CRISP, in partnership with Leap Orbit, has built an infrastructure to receive, process, store and deliver non-CDS data. Dispensers will be required to begin reporting non-CDS data starting September 1st, 2025.
Through the contract between CRISP and Leap Orbit, dispense data will be securely collected and stored using RxGov. This is a web-based program that does not require additional hardware or software.
Through this new infrastructure, CRISP clinical users will be able to review data on all medications a patient has received – not just controlled substances. This will help providers stay properly informed about their patient when prescribing, as well as monitor whether a prescription has been filled by the patient. CRISP will display noncontrolled medication data as part of the standard clinical data, keeping all the information centralized in one place.
Dispensers that already submit controlled substance data to the Maryland PDMP can simply use their existing accounts to submit noncontrolled dispense data.
Dispensers that do not already submit dispense data to the Maryland PDMP will need to register with RxGov before they can begin submitting dispense data.
To minimize burden and duplication of data, processes for non-CDS reporting are similar to existing technical requirements for reporting to the Maryland PDMP.
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