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11-20-2017
The Arkansas Prescription Monitoring Program’s website became more user friendly and streamlined this week, making it easier for health-care providers to keep an eye on opioid use, but a wide back door to illegal prescription pills remains open…
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10-23-2017
From 2001 to 2015, the number of Americans who died from overdosing on opioids–the addictive painkilling narcotics made from opium or its chemical analogs–more than quadrupled, to 22,589, according to the Centers for Disease Control…
10-12-2017
Every time Dr. Gina Huhnke writes a prescription for opioids, she first consults a number in the patient’s electronic health record.
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NPLEX is used by health care professionals, pharmacists and law enforcement.…
09-16-2017
Mimi Hart has filled plenty of prescriptions at her independent pharmacy in Cincinnati, but one seemed a little off. It was a prescription for a large quantity of high-strength oxycodone, an opioid widely prescribed to manage pain. The paper…
09-13-2017
At the Retail Risk conference in Frankfurt on 20th September, David will be giving a masterclass in the use of machine learning and artificial intelligence to improve the detection of employee fraud. It’s an area where Appriss are truly…
09-12-2017
NEWS COVERAGE
AI clearly has transformational possibilities—but what will it do for loss prevention? In some ways, the future of AI is reflected in retail’s past. AI applications have been “hidden” for many years in business applications like credit…
09-06-2017
The 1993 murder of Louisville resident Mary Byron prompted two local tech entrepreneurs to create a victim notification system, which today is being used by nearly all U.S. state governments. While the technology still forms the basis for Appriss,…
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is awarding nearly $30 million in new funding to states across the country to bolster data collection efforts that federal officials view as key to combating opioid addiction.
09-05-2017
Yale New Haven Health and Yale School of Medicine have launched a partnership with the State of Connecticut and Appriss Health in an innovative effort to combat the opioid overdose crisis.