E-Prescribing’s Hurdle May Be DEA, Not Technology Or Physicians
Executive Summary
The Drug Enforcement Administration has pledged to issue rules permitting electronic prescribing of controlled substances, but neither the rules nor even a firm publication date appear forthcoming
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