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How States Have Worked with the Alliance MARYLAND and VIRGINIA Maryland and Virginia used NAMSDL's draft model law for establishing prescription monitoring programs (PMP) in drafting legislation in efforts to create their own state systems. Officials in North Carolina, Alabama, Louisiana, Colorado, Maine, Connecticut, Mississippi, Oregon, Montana, South Carolina, North Dakota, South Dakota, Florida, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Missouri, Vermont, Wyoming, New Hampshire, have also utilized the NAMSDL's work and knowledge on this issue as they designed their states’ proposals for to plan and/or implement state PMPs. Additionally, California, Hawaii, West Virginia, Oklahoma, Kentucky, New Mexico, and Nevada officials have sought NAMSDL's assistance as they explored possible enhancements to their existing PMPs, including opportunities for funding through the BJA-administered Harold Rogers Prescription Drug Monitoring Program.
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