A national classification system for identification of drugs. Similar to the universal product code (UPC).
A numerical coding system for drug identification. NDC numbers are assigned by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and are typically used to bill health insurance companies for the drugs you receive. The NDC number for ENBREL is 55513-177-07.
The single basic identifier for all forms of pharmaceutical products in the health industry. Pharmacy computer systems, third-party prescription claims processing, and sales tracking, reporting, and industry support services all use the NDC to identify, describe, and pay for pharmaceutical services.
(NDC) a national classification system for identification of drugs.
The NDC is the identifying drug number maintained by the Food and Drug Administration. Manufacturers that have executed Pharmaceutical Pricing Agreements (PPA) report quarterly information to the Office of Pharmacy Affairs by NDC number including labeler code, product code, and package size code.
A medical code set that identifies prescription drugs and some over the counter products, and that has been selected for use in the HIPAA transactions.
A medical code set maintained by the Food and Drug Administration that contains codes for drugs that are FDA-approved. The Secretary of HHS adopted this code set as the standard for reporting drugs and biologics on standard transactions. Classification system for drug identification, similar to UPC code.
A system for identifying drugs.
Each medication listed under Section 510 of the U.S. Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act is assigned a unique 10-digit, 3-segment number. This number, known as the National Drug Code (NDC), identifies the labeler or vendor, product, and trade package size.