I think we do need to discuss it, because one of the things that it also says is is that if there is a patient in hospice or palliative care, they would be exempt from the requirement to consult the PDMP.
Howard Griffith: “I think we do need to discuss it, because one of the things that it also says is is that if there is a patient in…”
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Griffith emphasizes the need for clarity on hospice patients' exemption from PDMP consultation.
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