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<abstract>Inappropriate use of prescription drugs can lead to drug-induced
illness, hospitalization, and even death. Inappropriate drug use can
also prove expensive for the Medicaid program. As a result, Congress
mandated that states establish utilization review programs--called
prospective reviews--to review Medicaid prescriptions before drugs are
dispensed. Automated prospective drug utilization review systems are
proving a low-cost way for states to help both doctors and pharmacies
safeguard Medicaid recipients from potentially harmful medical
reactions. Although the main emphasis of these
systems--appropriately--has been safety, both safety benefits and dollar
savings accrue from their use. Because results vary on the basis of how
such systems are administered, it is important that states share their
experiences. Absent any analysis of data from the Iowa demonstration
project or any concerted effort by the Health Care Financing
Administration to collect and share other states&apos; experiences, states
have had only limited access to both safety and cost data--information
that is critical to informed decisionmaking and to maximizing the
effectiveness and efficiency of automated prospective drug utilization
review systems.</abstract>
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