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Connecticut Prescription Monitoring and Reporting System (CPMRS)

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Prescription fraud is a significant and growing problem. The biggest factor driving prescription fraud is the increase in the misuse of prescription drugs. Misuse of prescription drugs to get high has become increasingly common, especially among teens and young adults.

The Connecticut Prescription Monitoring and Reporting System (CPMRS) can help law enforcement agencies conduct prescription fraud investigations.

For prescription fraud investigations, the CPMRS:

  • Reduces some of the physical legwork involved in an investigation.
  • Exposes potential doctor/pharmacy shopping and other fraudulent behaviors.
  • Provides automated patient controlled-substance history reports online 24/7.
  • Offers ability to request a prescriber’s controlled substance prescribing history report online 24/7.
  • Saves investigative hours, transportation and other departmental resource costs.
  • Allows law enforcement to post alerts on possible suspects.

For more information on how to register for a free CPMRS account, please contact the Prescription Monitoring Program at 860-713-6073 or email us at dcp.pmp@ct.gov.

  • CPMRS Online Training - This course provides information about the state’s Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) as well as its centralized database, the CPMRS. Law enforcement personnel will learn:
  • How to register for and use the CPMRS
  • About controlled substance in Connecticut
  • How to use the CPMRS during an investigation
  • Appropriate use of the CPMRS

Enrollment Information
To enroll in the course, you must create an account on the Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) Learning Management System. To create an account:

1. Go to https://ctlms-dcp.ct.gov.

2. Click on “Sign Up”.

3. Complete the form.

  • Email address: Use your work or professional email address
  • Security Keyword: DCP
  • License Type: Type of license issued to you by the Department of Public Health
  • License/Badge Number: If you do not have a license number, enter “000000”.

4. Check “I’m not a robot”.

5. Click “Sign Up”.

6. You will receive an email confirmation from “dcp@sabacloud.com” with the subject “Welcome to Saba Cloud!”. To activate your account, you must confirm your email address by clicking the link in the welcome email. If you do not receive an email, check your SPAM and junk folders. Please note, “dcp@sabacloud.com” is not an active email address. If you have questions regarding the DCP Learning Management system, please email DCP.Learning@ct.gov.

7. After clicking the link, you will receive a popup. Enter your email address for your username and create a password, then click “Save”.

8. Once you have activated your account, you may begin enrolling in available courses by selecting “Online Training” at the top.

You will receive an email with a link to courses assigned to your Learning Pathway the day after you activate your account. You can also log into the DCP Learning Management System at https://ctlms-dcp.ct.gov to enroll in any course.

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