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AAHA Guide to Safeguarding Controlled Substances
by Jack Teitelman and Kelley Detweiler
The AAHA Guide to Safeguarding Controlled Substances is the ultimate resource for understanding DEA regulations and ensuring your practice is safe and fully compliant.
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The AAHA Guide to Safeguarding
Controlled Substances is
the ultimate resource for understanding DEA regulations and ensuring your
practice is safe and fully compliant. Every
member of the practice team will find useful tips and practical advice to help
with their controlled substance management all from experienced DEA experts. This
practical manual will not only prepare your practice for potential DEA
inspections, but help you to mitigate risk, improve patient care, and gain
peace of mind.
Learn how
to: - Pass a DEA inspection with confidence
- Manage inventory and maintain perfect records
- Identify and avoid compliance gaps
- Eliminate opportunities for drug diversion in your practice
Includes access to a companion website with FAQs, updated resources, and more!
Jack
Teitelman is a retired DEA supervisory special agent and the founder and CEO of
TITAN Group. Upon retiring from the DEA, Jack saw increasing gaps in DEA
compliance throughout the healthcare industry as America’s opioid epidemic
continued to scale, which led him to draw on his three decades of expertise in
government and controlled substance security to form TITAN Group. He currently
resides in Randolph, New Jersey, with his wife and TITAN cofounder Sharon,
along with their dog Travis and cat Lola.
1.
Introduction
2.
Effects of the Opioid Epidemic on Veterinary Medicine
3.
Drug Diversion
4.
DEA Registration
5.
Standard Operating Procedures
6.
Controlled Substance Recordkeeping
7.
Inventory Management
8.
Identifying Compliance Gaps
9.
Surviving a DEA Inspection
10.
When Compliance Laws Conflict
11.
Best Practices Appendix
1. History of the Drug Enforcement Administration
Appendix
2. The DEA Investigation Process
Appendix
3. DEA Terms and Lingo
“With the worsening opioid epidemic, it is imperative for veterinarians to do what they can to protect themselves from potential problems. It can be daunting to keep track of all the things you need to do. Jack Teitelman and Kelley Detweiler have created an easy button for veterinarians who want to do it correctly and, most importantly, legally. A must-have for your management library.” —Peter Weinstein, DVM, MBA
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