Use Strategies to Minimize Diversion

December 2022

There will be more efforts to reduce controlled substance diversion...due to updated guidelines for prevention strategies.

Hospital staff have broad access to controlled substances. And misuse by staff puts patients at risk of harm...untreated pain, spread of infectious disease, etc.

Use strategies to minimize diversion.

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Use Strategies to Minimize Diversion

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