Diversion of drugs, even for personal use, is not tolerated
November 12, 2020
Lessons Learned: Don’t Let embarrassment or other personal circumstances negatively affect your professional conduct.
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Lessons Learned: Don’t Let embarrassment or other personal circumstances negatively affect your professional conduct.
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Lessons Learned: licensees must understand their responsibilities in operating their pharmacies, including honesty and integrity in dealings with third-party insurers.
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Lessons Learned: supply records must by kept and only safe and proven suppliers must be used.
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Lessons Learned: Do not let personal circumstances develop into unprofessional conduct.
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Lessons Learned: There are no shortcuts in dealings with third-party insurers.
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Lessons Learned: responsible practice and professionalism can never be abandoned.
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Lessons Learned: Pharmacists must not manipulate drug benefit claims to insurers or other payors for their own benefit or for the benefit of individual patients.
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Lessons Learned: Pharmacists and licensees must always ensure patient safety is maintained.
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Lessons Learned: Diversion of drugs and failing to cooperate with an investigation are not tolerated.
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Lessons learned: Ethical conduct requires honesty and integrity in complying with third-party contracts.
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