House Bill Would Amend CSA to Help Ensure Patient Access, Prevent Diversion

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House Bill Would Amend CSA to Help Ensure Patient Access, Prevent Diversion

Some workers would be subject to background checks, drug tests

Joan Flynn

February 21, 2014 at 11:25:00 ET

Supporters say legislation introduced in the House Feb. 18 would help to prevent abuse and diversion of controlled substances while also creating a mechanism for ensuring that law enforcement initiatives do not impede patient access to necessary medications. “The goal of ensuring that patients and caregivers have access to necessary medications does not have to conflict with effec... Read More

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