ASHP Chapter 2 Controlled Substance diversion prevention Flashcards

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Where is divertion found?

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Areas most vulnerable to diversion

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Area vulnerable to divertion:

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1-pharmacy
— secluded areas with a unsecure controlled Substances,
A -compounding area.
B-Receiving area
2-procedural area
—-open access to anesthesia and pain medication
— ability to pull medication without prior order
3-patient home medication

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Vulnerability in 5 areas:

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1-Procurement
2-operations and dispensing.
3-prescribing
4-administration.
5-medication, waste and removal

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Vulnerability in :
A—Process is often limited to only 1 to 2 people
1-limited oversight.
2-increased opportunity to diversion act
B–access to CS ordering methods
—222 forms
C—-potential for a diversion during transit

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-Vulnerability in :Procurement

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Vulnerability in ——?

1-limited oversight.
2-potential for tampering prior to preparation, return all waste.
3-potential for substitution while compounding and pre-packing

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Preparation and dispensing

—Removal from safe, or ADCs

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Vulnerability in .?
1-prescription pad, theft
2-Fraudulent or altered prescription
3-over prescribing.
4-self prescribing.
5-prescriptions outside of normal scope of practice

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Prescribing

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Vulnerability in:

1-diversion of medication documented as given.
2-administration of an alternative medication.
3-opportunity for tempering doing removal from ADCs
—-cancellation of removal transactions
—-return transaction that access the original pocket

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Administration

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Vulnerability with:?……

1-diversion of expired medicationi
2-waste of unused medication’s
—-partial and whole doses
3-diversion of unsecured waste

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Vulnerability with medication, waste and removal

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9
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What can we do to prevent diversion for security control measures?

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1 physical device.

2-diversion detecting and prevention software

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10
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To prevent for Security control measures :

1-cameras.
2-automated dispensing cabinets

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Physical device

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11
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To prevent for Security control measures under:

1-example Pandora, RxAuditor,ADC reports
2-can we view historic ADC activities by drug or by user
3-diversion monitoring reports
—-proactive diversion
— waste buddies.
—-cancel transactions
4-program powered by artificial intelligent.
—-bluesight ,heliometric, invistic, protenus.
5-integrate information from automated dispensing cabinets, EMR, time clock, purchasing and receiving software
6-automatically, analyze, user, and transactions to identify an outlier

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—diversion detection, and prevention software

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12
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Element of an effect controlled substance diversion programs:

   A-only apply to CII in  retail setting
   B-perpetual inventory for all CS
    C-monthly inventory of all CS in pharmacy.
     D-weekly inventory or shift count in patient care areas
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1-Storage

   -lock all CS in pharmacy and patient care area
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13
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Element of an effective controlled substance diversion program under:

    1-use of single access pockets.pp
   2-blind count 
    3-fridge lock boxes.
     4-External return bins
      5-timely, discrepancy        resolution.
        6-audits of discrepancy resolution appropriateness
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Storage:

—-Controlled substance in ADCs

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14
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Element of an effective controlled substance diversion program:1st

1-tamper evident bags for CS that can’t be sent home.
2-document on control substance administration record (CSAR)if use during patient stay is necessary

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Storage:

  Patient home meds
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Element of an effective controlled substance diversion:
1-limit number of individuals with ordering privilege
2-CSOS
3-secure 222 forms
4-multi-pack locks for 222 dispensation
5-it would use identifying words in PO numbers( usually outside the delivery box) usually can tell

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Ordering

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16
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Element of an Effective Controlled Substances Diversion programs: there are 8:

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1-storage
2-ordering
3-Receiving
4-dispensing
5-prescribing
6-audit to monitor CS administration.
7-medication Waste
8-outdated medication.

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1-verify accuracy before delivery driver leaves.
2-separation of duties.
3-oversight of CS receipt.
4-include 222 and invoice numbers on ADC receipt
5-attach ADC receipt to invoice and 222

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Element of an effective control substance diversion program:

-Receiving

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Element of an effective control substance diversion program:

1- Use of units dose packaging.
2-inspection of prepared products for tampering.
3-ADC compounding function.
4-limit number and type of CS store in patient care areas.
5-sending CS to a patient care area or ADC
—— load in ADC or document on CSARs
——— avoid sending patient specific.
6-Home meds

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Dispesing

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Element of an effective control substance diversion program:

        1-prescription pads, and paper ——lock  all prescription pads ——— individually numbers blanks —— store in ADC  if possible 2-educate staff on prescribing issues —-signs of forgery (handwriting, variation, unusual, abbreviation, different color, ink) —-overprescribed he —-PMDPs 3-effective use of PMDPs —-CDC recommendations
  a-check all prescriptions at     at least once every 3 months
   b-checking all Opioid    prescriptions prior filling 4-some state and facility have specific requirements 5-important consideration —-not all state participate in PMDPs —— data, not always share from one to jurisdiction to the next —— frequency of data uploaded can verify state
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Prescribing

20
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Element of an effective controlled substance diversion programs:

-Monthly audit of anesthesia records
- include all anesthesia providers in audit
-Monitor appropriate documentation on anesthesia of all CS removed
-Monitor accurate documentation and witness of waste.
-Report findings to relevant parties

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Audits to monitors CS administration
Anesthesia audits

21
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Element of an effect a Controlled, substance diversion Prevention program:

1-review of all patient records to ensure adequate pain relief
2-interviews with patient not experiencing expected relief

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Audit to monitor administration

     Miscellaneous audits
22
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Element of an effective controlled substance diversion program:

1-requires a witness for all waste
2-audit waste quantities
3-use of drug disposal systems
4-required documentation of all CS patch, patient control analgesia (PCA) waste
5-use of drug disposal systems
Sharp container

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Medication waste

23
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Element of an effective controlled substance diversion program:

-1-store in a lock location.
2-segregate from other CS storage
3-locked on pepetual inventory
4-include in all CS inventories.
5-reconciliation against reversed distributor report on pepetual inventory
4-include in ALL CS inventories.
5-reconciliation against reversed distributor report

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Outdated medication’s

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1-222 logs
2-monthly controlled substance sale report
3-safe ADC compare report.
4-CSARs and manual inventory.
5-prescriptions
6-compounding.
7-waste.
8-outdated, controlled substance

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Chains of Custody methods

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Chain of custody methods:

1-record dispensation of all 222s
 2-multi pack logs
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222 logs

26
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Chain of custody methods:

Reconciliation CSnpurchase vs receipt
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Monthly controlled substance sale report

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Chain of custody methods:

1-review at least daily
2-reconciliation of CS sent to against received in patient care areas

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Safe-ADC Compare Reports i

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1-sequentially numbered forms
2-pharmacy review of completed forms prior to issuance of the next
3-pharmacy monitors transcriptions of beginning and ending counts

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CSAR Manual inventories

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1-contact providers to verify, suspicious or questionable prescriptions
2-lots of numbered prescription, Pads and paper

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Chain of custody

  -Prescriptions
30
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Chain of custody methods:
1-use compounding function in a ADC vault to make kits and compounds

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Compounding

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Chain of custody methods:

1-document all waste in a ADC if applicable

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Waste

32
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1-compare perpetual inventory vs reversge distributor

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Chain of custody:

-Outdated controlled substance

33
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, there are 8:
1-222 Logs
2– monthly controlled substance sale report
3-safe-ADC compare reports
4-CSARs and manual inventories
5-prescriptions.
6-compounding.
7-waste.
8-outdated, controlled substance

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The chain of custody methods