41:00
From the Front Lines to the C-Suite: Nursing Leadership, Diversion Crises, and Battling Burnout
35:44
Healing the Healers: Inside South Dakota's Health Professionals Assistance Program
41:10
Beyond Debriefing: Exploring COMPASS and Support for Healthcare Professionals
40:42
Addressing Drug Diversion: A Conversation with a Compliance Expert
38:30
Closing the Gap in Medication Waste: How MIDAS View Adds a Critical Tool to Mitigate Drug Diversion
38:25
Dueling Detection: 3rd Party vs. In-House Automation in Diversion Monitoring
40:46
Beyond the Error: Uncovering Impairment in Safety Events with Patches Seely
39:01
Exploring Drug Courts with Judge Jose Salinas
54:07
Navigating the World of Diversion Prevention: Insights from the Frontlines
31:15
Revolutionizing Healthcare: Wolters Kluwer's Acquisition of Invistics Flowlytics Diversion Software
39:56
Insights from a Psychiatric Nurse Leader on Substance Management and Ambulatory Care Challenges
38:58
Collaborative Defense: Nurses & Pharmacists United Against Diversion
52:41
Supporting Physician Recovery with PHPs
50:47
Finding Balance: A Holistic Approach to Substance Use Disorder Recovery with Joseph Eisele
40:19
Protecting Patients, Empowering Professionals: Inside the Indiana Professional Recovery Program
33:38
Returning to Practice, Safeguarding Patients: South Carolina's Recovering Professionals Program
42:13
Personal Journey and Legal Lessons
43:19
Facing a Nursing License Complaint? Protect Yourself with Knowledge and Advocacy
49:48
Navigating the Maze: The ADA and its Implications for Healthcare Diversion Investigations
58:04
Beyond Nursing School: Unveiling the Truths Nurses Need to Know
40:16
Prescription and Prejudice: Breaking the Stigma of MAT in Healthcare
29:18
How Recovery Monitoring Agreements Shape Second Chances
46:16
Should a Healthcare Professional Self Report Diversion to their Licensing Board?
40:05
Tips on How to Perform a Behavioral Interview from Pharmacists with a Badge
27:59
A Resource All States Should Strive For
26:26
Is Residual Waste a Diversion Risk?
48:39
Let's Change the Way Healthcare Professionals Handle Repetitive Daily Stressors
25:06
Caduceus: A Support Group for Health Care Professionals in Recovery
46:15
Recovery Program for Licensed Healthcare Professionals in Massachusetts
36:46
What Differentiates Imprivata's Diversion Surveillance Software from the Others
32:23
Is Your Diversion Education Meaningful?
39:06
Hands On Approach to Monitoring for Diversion
25:38
An Overview of Drug Diversion Software from LogicStream
01:07:59
Journey to a Substance Use Disorder
50:49
Using Biometric Data to Improve Recovery Outcomes
28:50
Diversion Mitigation Starts Before an Order is Ever Written
43:51
Words of Wisdom From a Defense Attorney
37:46
Substance Use Disorders and Barriers to Treatment
28:32
Recovery Program for Licensed Healthcare Professionals in Michigan
32:16
Diversion Programs in Rural Settings
19:00
Possible Victim of Diversion
19:20
The DEA and Patient Own Meds
27:51
How Prepared is Your Facility for a Visit from the DEA?
44:15
Adjusting Interview Style to Meet the Circumstances
42:50
A Look Inside DEA Investigations
25:56
Ransomware and Controlled Substance Security
19:36
Recovery Program for Licensed Healthcare Professionals in California
22:55
When to Report to the FDA
30:05
History and Elimination of the DATA Waiver
20:37
From Manual to Automated
36:27
Avera Health's Successful Reintegration Program
30:51
Do Pediatric Hospitals Have Unique Diversion Challenges?
33:26
Applying the Just Culture Algorithm to Suspected Diversion
30:57
The Value of Peer Support Groups to Recovery
34:40
What Does a Healthy Recovery Program Look Like?
51:54
Why is Drug Diversion a Patient Safety Issue?
30:29
24 Years and Counting, A Success Story in the OR with Bridget Petrillo, CRNA
42:56
An Anesthesiologist's Perspective with Keith Berge, MD Anesthesiologist, Retired
37:32
Great Interview Takeaways with Denzil Lewis, Corporate Investigator for Community Health
33:19
UCHealth Diversion Program Triad
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Drug diversion is a real concern in the healthcare setting. It is estimated that 10% of nurses are dependent on some type of drug. Hospital staff are as vulnerable as the rest of the population to addiction. When you consider that vulnerability, and add to it the access healthcare providers have to the addictive medications, steps must be put in place to monitor for diversion. Allowing a healthcare provider to divert medications from the intended path (the patient) to themselves results in multiple points of risk.
Our pharmacy consultants at Rxpert Solutions can help you review your risk and recommend solutions. Rxpert Solutions can also assist you in correcting deficiencies identified during a survey.
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