Abstract: The present disclosure generally includes methods and systems for recommending a lab test for a patient is disclosed. The method includes obtaining a proposed prescription for the patient from an external data source. The method further includes obtaining patient attributes for the patient, including a diagnosis of the patient. The method also includes determining whether to recommend one or more different lab tests for the patient prior to the patient beginning the proposed prescription based on the proposed prescription and the patient attributes, and providing a testing recommendation to a customer relationship management system, wherein the testing recommendation indicates the one or more different tests that are recommended for the patient in response to determining to recommend one or more different lab tests for the patient, wherein the customer relationship management system transmits the testing recommendation to a healthcare system of a clinic of the patient.

Abstract: A method and computing system for prescription drug management program reporting can include receiving laboratory test results corresponding to a patient and being indicative of a toxicology screen of the patient. Controlled substance prescription data for the patient can be retrieved from a prescription drug management program data source and can include prescriptions of controlled substances issued to the patient for a relevant time period. The controlled substance prescription data and the laboratory test results can be analyzed to determine a daily morphine milligram equivalent of the patient for a given time period, an overdose risk score, and a drug consistency assessment. An enhanced toxicology report based on the determined daily morphine milligram equivalent of the patient for the given time period, the overdose risk score, and the drug consistency assessment can be generated output to a requestor computing device.