Course Detail

This module was Board-approved and DHMH Secretary-approved to meet the CME requirements for dispensing permits.

The practice of dispensing any medication faces a certain amount of control and regulation, but when that medication is considered a "Controlled Substance" by the DEA, the control and regulation is taken to a whole new level. This module focuses on the intricacies of controlled substance laws and regulations as well as other practice nuances that will benefit any clinic considering dispensing these medications.

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Fee:
$531.25 for Non-member Physicians
$187.50 for MedChi Physicians

Sneak Peak: Physician Dispensing in Maryland: An Educational Series
Learning Objectives:
At the end of this course, the physician participant should be able to:

1. Navigate online resources to find specific laws and regulations regarding controlled substances;
2. Differentiate between the schedule classes of controlled substances as defined by the Controlled Substance Act (CSA) and match the dispensing, security, recordkeeping and DEA forms requirements for each; and
3. Utilize best practices for inventory and maintaining records for inspection.

Instructor: Joey Mattingly, PharmD, MBA, Assistant Professor, University of Maryland School of Pharmacy

Controlled Substances and Inventory: Issues for Maryland's Dispensing Physicians
This series Physician Dispensing in Maryland is an educational collaboration between MedChi The Maryland State Medical Society and The University of Maryland School of Pharmacy.

The purpose of the Physician Dispensing in Maryland Educational Series is to:

• Promote consistency and high quality dispensing of prescription medications in all settings in Maryland; and
• Support dispensing physicians in successful completion of the requirements for a permit under Maryland Law.

Other modules in this series include:

• Physician Dispensing: An Overview of Maryland Law and Regulation
• Dispensing, Labeling and Documentation for Maryland Physicians
• Counseling Patients at the Point of Dispensing: Requirements & Best Practices
• Physician Dispensing: Optimizing Patient Use of Inhalers and Other Respiratory Devices
• More modules coming soon

Successful completion requires the learner to complete all practice based activity components including the audiovisual presentations, post-test, and Activity Evaluation. Participants must receive a score of at least 70% on the post-test in order to receive credit. The post-test may be taken up to three (3) times.

Disclosure and Transparency in CME/CPD:
It is MedChi's policy to ensure the independence, transparency, balance, objectivity, scientific rigor and integrity, as well as validation of content for all CME/CPD activities we accredit. To that end, faculty must disclose to the participants any relationships with companies identified as meeting the ACCME definition of a commercial interest. In the process of the disclosure process, all faculty and planners have disclosed the presences or absence of such relationships to MedChi. MedChi has identified, evaluated and where appropriate, attempted to resolve any potential conflicts of interest. This is done through the use of content validation, the use of evidence-based data, and multi-disciplinary peer review. The information provided as disclosure to the learner, is to inform the learner and aide in judgment, not to imply that disclosed relationships will have a negative effect on a presentation.

Disclosures
Planners: The planners for this activity have reported no relevant relationships to disclose.
Presenters:
Controlled Substances and Inventory: Issues for Maryland's Dispensing Physicians

Accreditation Statement:
This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of MedChi, The Maryland State Medical Society, and The University of Maryland School of Pharmacy. MedChi is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

Designation Statements:
Controlled Substances and Inventory: Issues for Maryland's Dispensing Physicians

Dispensing:
This module was Board-approved and DHMH Secretary-approved to meet the CME requirements for dispensing permits.

CME Credit: In order to receive CME credit for participation in these modules the learner is required to complete a post-test and achieve a score of 70% or higher for each module.

ACPE Credit
Contact Hours: 1.25 Contact Hours
UAN: 0025-0000-16-055-H03-P

Program Number: KE-CN#MD003
Expiration Date: 4/22/2019