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Notes on DEA recordkeeping, drug logs, and referrals. Written for doctors and office managers, not lawyers.
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Google Sheets or TutelaRx: six questions an inspector can ask
Six questions a DEA inspector can ask about your controlled substance log, answered from a Google Sheet and from TutelaRx. Plain facts, both sides.
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An oral surgeon paid $120,000 over recordkeeping. No diversion was alleged.
A Pennsylvania oral surgeon paid $120,000 over missing DEA forms, incomplete records, and skipped inventories. What one violation costs, plus a 10-point self-check.
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Who told you the drug log has to be paper?
Most sedation dentists think the DEA drug log must be a bound paper book. The rule never says that. What is taught, what it says, and why people hedge.
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