Prevent, Detect, and Respond to Internal Diversion

November 2022

You play a key role in deterring and detecting INTERNAL diversion of controlled substances (opioids, stimulants, etc).

No pharmacy or employee is immune. In fact, up to 15% of healthcare workers are affected by substance use disorder.

Prevent. Work as a team to implement safeguards...strengthen processes...and ensure policies and procedures are being followed.

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Table of Contents

Emergency Preparedness Be Ready to Navigate Med Issues During a Disaster or Emergency
Biosimilars Prepare for up to a Dozen Humira Biosimilars
Influenza Limit Mishaps With Antiviral Meds for Flu
Contraceptives Elevate Your Understanding of Emergency Contraception
Controlled Substances Prevent, Detect, and Respond to Internal Diversion
Anticoagulants Use Strategies to Improve Safety With Warfarin
Needles & Syringes Point Out Differences Among Pen Needles
Heart Failure Stay Alert for Meds That Can Exacerbate Heart Failure
Hormone Therapy Minimize Mix-Ups With Menopausal Hormone Therapy