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Pharmacy Diversion Monitor glossary
Terms used in Pharmacy Diversion Monitor and its documentation.
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Terms used in Pharmacy Diversion Monitor and its documentation.
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Diversion | The transfer of a controlled substance away from its intended, lawful use. |
| Flag | A rule-based or statistical signal that a reviewer should look at; it is not evidence of diversion. |
| Peer group | Clinicians in the same role, unit and shift pattern whose handling is compared. |
| Linked transaction | A cabinet removal shown with its administration, waste or return and the time between them. |
| Waste | Documented disposal of an unused portion of a controlled substance, normally with a witness. |
| Override | A cabinet removal made without a verified pharmacy order. |
| Discrepancy | A difference between a cabinet's expected and actual count. |
| DEA Form 106 | The form a DEA registrant uses to report theft or significant loss; the Monitor prepares information but does not submit it. |
| Monitoring plan | Scheduled follow-up reviews for a clinician returning to practice or under an agreement. |
| Diversion committee | The group that decides case outcomes and approves rule changes. |
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