A complete guide to DEA form 222
The DEA Drug Enforcement Administration functions strictly all over the United States with support from federal governments to prevent controlled substance diversion and ensure that prescribed drugs used, are solely administered in treating patients. According to the...The Cost of DEA Noncompliance in Veterinary Practices
Your exposure may be greater than you think. Takeaway: While DEA compliance may seem costly, you can’t afford to not prioritize it. As a veterinarian or practice manager, your day-to-day focus is to provide patients with the best possible medical care while ensuring...Easily conquer DEA compliance with these tips from TITAN Group
It takes less time than you think and pays dividends to your practice. Ever wish there was an “easy” button for DEA compliance? Let’s be honest. You’re really good at caring for your animal patients and their owners, but when it comes to keeping up with state and...Trust but verify
Don’t risk your DEA license. The three keys to preventing employee theft of controlled drugs are evaluate, investigate and reiterate.
Let’s start with a simple fact: Employees can and will steal from your drug inventory if given the opportunity. A Drug Diversion Digest report tracking the diversion of controlled substances over a six-month period found that 71% of incidents involved an employee. Sadly, this often includes people you consider “family.”
The privilege of a DEA registration – Two sides of the coin
As our investigative experts work with veterinary practices across the country, one regulatory compliance issue that we see causing confusion over and over again is both one of the most basic and yet seems to cause the most confusion – the DEA registration. Getting a registration and maintaining it can take just a few simple steps, but seems to be at the core of many veterinary practitioner’s questions and concerns.