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State officials said that more than 92,000 health care providers had registered to use an electronic database that tracks patients who are prescribed controlled substances.
September 24, 2018 at 12:25 PM
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One of Florida’s main weapons to thwart “doctor shopping” has been expanding substantially after the passage of a tough new law aimed at addressing the continuing opioid crisis.
State officials said Thursday that more than 92,000 health care providers had registered to use an electronic database that tracks patients who are prescribed controlled substances.
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