So, for example, are you saying that @Walgreens is to blame for the skyrocketed increase in opioid sales and not the drug companies that sold the opioids to Walgreens or distributors? Your blaming @Walgreens and @cvspharmacy? Really? Perhaps a bill that compels Pharm Cos to act??
One driver of the opioid epidemic is the refusal of distributors and manufacturers to report suspicious orders by pharmacies. Our bill would provide the DEA with new tools to enforce reporting of suspicious opioid orders.
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I really wish you'd think of ppl who suffer from chronic pain before making our lives more difficult and criminalizing our circustamces.
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You couldn't find a smaller step to take? What about legalizing marijuana?
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AI could be allowed to pick up on frequency both on the provider and supply chain side
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Ca already has computer watching physician's Rx's. But not pharmacies. The data is there. Make it legal to use it to find excessive practices.
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The state of Ca already has us on a list as to Rx's. We're all afraid of losing our Licenses. Sure, there's a few out there. But the pharmacies? Some order 100x the surrounding areas population.
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Need similar bill for guns, reporting suspicious orders and activity to ATF, CDC (repeal Dickey Amend).
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