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 AND a technician were sentenced to prison for diverting...and illegally distributing...thousands of controlled substance medications from their 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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Keep Signs of Drug Diversion on Your Radar

Practical advice for a better career, with unlimited access to CE

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