Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs¶
Finklea, K., Sacco, L. N., & Bagalman, E. Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs.
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- Rate Limiting
- In medicine and pharmacology dosing schedules are rate limits — "one tablet every four hours, not more than six per day" caps the patient as an actor consuming an active ingredient under a safety budget — and controlled-substance regimes enforce rate limits institutionally.
This sourceCRS Report R42593. Washington, DC: Congressional Research Service, 2014. Documents controlled-substance prescription regimes and monitoring programs as institutional per-actor (per-patient) limits intended to cap quantities per period and deter doctor-shopping (identifier evasion).
- In medicine and pharmacology dosing schedules are rate limits — "one tablet every four hours, not more than six per day" caps the patient as an actor consuming an active ingredient under a safety budget — and controlled-substance regimes enforce rate limits institutionally.
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