PDMP Data Hub
Statewide Evaluation of PDMP Data: Results
Annual Reports
- Annual Report 2023
- Annual Report 2022
- Annual Report 2021
- Annual Report 2020
- Annual Report 2019
- Annual Report 2018
- Annual Report 2017
- Annual Report 2016
- Annual Report 2015
Other Reports
- Out of State Prescriptions, 2021-2023 Report
- 2020-2022 Prescription and Pill Count Tables
- Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome
- Hospitalization Data: 2014
Quarterly Reports
- January – March 2020
- October – December 2019
- July – September 2019
- April – June 2019
- January – March 2019
- October – December 2018
- July – September 2018
- April – June 2018
- January – March 2018
- October – December 2017
- July – September 2017
- April – June 2017
- January – March 2017
- October – December 2016
- July – September 2016
- April – June 2016
- January – March 2016
County Maps
- 2022 Opioid Dispensing Rate
- 2021 Opioid Dispensing Rate
- 2017 County Map Data
- 2016 County Map Data
- 2015 County Map Data
- 2014 County Map Data
2017 County Tables
Mortality Reports
Resources
Academic Detailing
The Arkansas Department of Health is partnering with the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and the Center for Implementation Research within the UAMS College of Pharmacy to provide free outreach education for healthcare providers across Arkansas.
What Is Academic Detailing? Academic Detailing is a nationally supported initiative where trained pharmacists or other healthcare professionals offer one-on-one education to providers. These sessions focus on evidence-based approaches to managing chronic pain and substance use disorders, including:
- The latest national guidelines for safe opioid prescribing
- Alternatives to opioids for treating chronic pain
- Strategies for safely tapering opioids
- Evidence-based screening and referral practices for substance misuse
- FDA-approved medications for substance use disorders
How It Works
This free service typically takes 10–15 minutes. Academic detailers can meet with you virtually or in person—at your workplace, and even outside regular office hours. Group presentations are also available upon request.
Get Involved
The Arkansas Department of Health encourages providers to take advantage of this free educational service to help improve patient care across the state. While outreach will be conducted statewide, interested providers are welcome to reach out directly:
Contact:
Meghan Breckling, PharmD, BCACP
[email protected]
501-526-5622
OR Request a Consultation
- 2022 CDC Clinical Practice Guideline for Prescribing Opioids for Pain
- AR-IMPACT: Free online CE opportunity for physicians, nurses, and pharmacists via learning on demand.
- AR Takeback
- AR Connect
- CDC Guidelines
- MME Calculator
- DEA Diversion
Contact Information
Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP)
4815 West Markham Street, Slot 10
Little Rock, AR 72205
Phone: 501-683-3960
Fax: 501-369-6794
[email protected]
