[MCOH-EH] For cause UDS

[Charles Yarborough]

Be aware of state and local regulations for non-Federal testing, though.

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Whatever your policy dictates you can test for, you can test for in a reasonable suspicion scenario. Full panel.
Brad Petty
NOHS

Typos & brevity via iPhone.

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> This is a great idea regarding diversion testing.
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> Can we post this on the MRO list.
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> Karl
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> Good afternoon all,
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> I?m cross posting this.  For our hospital employees, for reasonable suspicion we use a med-pro panel and add Suboxone and Fentanyl.  However, I am recommending that for testing in a case of suspected diversion, we test for just the medication in question rather than a total med-pro panel.  I am concerned that it may be a HIPPA issue or seen as a ?fishing expedition? if we test for anything other than the drug in question.  I would appreciate hearing how others are testing in a case of suspected diversion.
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> Thank you in advance.
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> Stuart Sandler, DO
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> We specify the drug but, obviously, there are no HIPAA issues after the UDS is MRO'd if the prescription is legitimate. (But there may be some safety-sensitive issues)
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> I agree about the fishing expedition issue.  Have had too many positive THCs that threatened nursing licenses.
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> Good afternoon all,
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> I?m cross posting this.  For our hospital employees, for reasonable suspicion we use a med-pro panel and add Suboxone and Fentanyl.  However, I am recommending that for testing in a case of suspected diversion, we test for just the medication in question rather than a total med-pro panel.  I am concerned that it may be a HIPPA issue or seen as a ?fishing expedition? if we test for anything other than the drug in question.  I would appreciate hearing how others are testing in a case of suspected diversion.
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> Thank you in advance.
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> We test the whole panel.
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