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<strong>CMS</strong>-1403-FC<br />

Prescription Fill Status Notification Transaction (and its<br />

three business cases which include the following:<br />

Prescription Fill Status Notification Transaction—Filled;<br />

Prescription Fill Status Notification Transaction—Not<br />

Filled; and Prescription Fill Status Notification<br />

Transaction—Partial Fill) hereafter referred to as “NCPDP<br />

SCRIPT 5.0,” as the standard for communicating<br />

prescriptions and prescription-related information between<br />

prescribers and dispensers. Subsequently, in the<br />

June 23, 2006 Federal Register (71 FR 36020), we published<br />

an interim final rule with comment period (IFC) that<br />

maintained NCPDP SCRIPT 5.0 as the adopted standard, but<br />

allowed for the voluntary use of a subsequent backward<br />

compatible version of the standard, NCPDP SCRIPT 8.1. In<br />

the April 7, 2008 Federal Register, we published a final<br />

rule (73 FR 18918) that finalized the June 23, 2006 IFC;<br />

effective April 1, 2009, we will retire the NCPDP SCRIPT<br />

5.0 and adopt NCPDP SCRIPT 8.1 as the standard. Hereafter<br />

we refer to these standards as “NCPDP SCRIPT.”<br />

The November 7, 2005 final rule also established an<br />

exemption to the requirement to utilize the NCPDP SCRIPT<br />

standard for entities that transmit prescriptions or<br />

prescription-related information for Part D covered drugs<br />

prescribed for Part D eligible individuals by means of<br />

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