NCPDP Standard for Encoded SIGs
22 May
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I learned about this at the CCR workshop. The CCR accomodates elements of this, but CMS has not endorsed it yet as a standard.
AMCP.org - Comments on Standard SIG - The NCPDP was working on the standard for Med Sigs - a little background
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