Words from TJC Surrounding CS Diversion Monitoring
The following is an excerpt from The Joint Commission Quick Safety Issue 48, April 2019: Detection of drug diversion is challenging, and even the best
June 26, 2020
June 2020
Using Software to Detect Diversion
I was speaking to my husband about my work in drug diversion detection, and he made the insightful observation that there aren’t many jobs where
June 17, 2020
CMS regulations Surrounding CS Diversion Monitoring
I have said it before. Hospitals have an obligation from a regulatory standpoint as well as a patient safety standpoint to monitor for drug diversion.
June 10, 2020
Final Thoughts and Observations from my Time at LASH
The LA Surge Hospital Pharmacy Department is officially closed. Refrigerators have been unplugged and pharmacy keys have been turned in. The Discontinuance of Business form
June 3, 2020
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