Keep Signs of Drug Diversion on Your Radar

March 2019

Theft of opioids and other controlled substances by pharmacy staff is leading to big problems...fines, loss of license, jail time, etc.

Recently a pharmacist in Ontario was sentenced to 10 years in prison for diverting and selling thousands of controlled substances from the pharmacy.

Keep in mind that no employee is immune to drug diversion or misuse...and the stakes get higher the longer it goes on.

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Table of Contents

Controlled Substances Keep Signs of Drug Diversion on Your Radar
Geriatrics Anticipate New Computer Alerts for High-Risk Meds in the Elderly
Infectious Diseases Be Ready to Handle Rxs for Stromectol for Parasitic Infections
Adverse Events Report Safety Issues With Medical Devices in Your Pharmacy
Respiratory & Allergy Help Ensure Safe Use of Neti Pots and Nasal Rinsing Devices
IBS Avoid Mishaps With Zaxine When Used for Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Practice Don't Let Patients' Lab Paperwork Get Lost in the Shuffle
Tuberculosis Prevent Common Errors With Latent TB Meds
Diabetes Know Which Diabetes Meds Help or Worsen Heart Failure
Muscle Relaxants Watch for Restraints on Muscle Relaxants for Back Pain