MGMA acting CEO Akash Madiah on what members need, what the association must fix and how administrators can stop revenue leaks now.
|Articles|October 1, 2005
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Can you please verify guidelines for storage of medication in nonclinical staff-accessible areas?
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Question: Can you please verify guidelines for storage of medication in nonclinical staff-accessible areas?
Answer: The DEA has specific requirements for controlled substances: "All controlled substances should be stored in a locked cabinet or other secure storage container with limited access by the office staff."
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