WAC 296-20-03021: What documentation is required to be submitted for continued coverage of opioids to treat chronic, noncancer pain?

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WACs > Title 296 > Chapter 296-20 > Section 296-20-03021

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296-20-03020 << 296-20-03021 >> 296-20-03022

WAC 296-20-03021	Agency filings affecting this section
What documentation is required to be submitted for continued coverage of opioids to treat chronic, noncancer pain?

  In addition to the general documentation required by the department or self-insurer, the attending physician must submit the following information at least every sixty days when treating with opioids:

     Documentation of drug screenings, consultations, and all other treatment trials;

     Documentation of outcomes and responses, including pain intensity and functional levels; and

     Any modifications to the treatment plan.

     The physician must use a form developed by the department, or a substantially equivalent form, to document the patient's improvement in pain intensity and functional levels. This form may be included as part of a sixty-day report.

[Statutory Authority: RCW 51.04.020 and 51.04.030. 00-01-040, § 296-20-03021, filed 12/7/99, effective 1/20/00.]