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Identification of Discrepancy/Damage to a Shipment
Identification of Discrepancy/Damage to a Shipment
Procedures to be followed when a discrepancy or
damage is found by the designated NTP staff at the time of delivery
include the following:
- When all or part of a shipment disappears, or
never reaches its intended destination, the supplier is responsible
for reporting any in-transit losses of controlled substances to DEA.
An NTP is responsible for reporting any losses of controlled
substances after a designated staff member has signed for and taken
custody of a shipment. [21 CFR
1301.74(c)].
See the section entitled "Reporting Thefts
and Losses of Controlled Substance Medication," in Part 6, "Recordkeeping,"
which discusses the filing of DEA Form-106, "Report of Theft or
Loss of Controlled Substances."
- If, when checking a shipment at the time of
receipt, the designated staff member receiving a shipment determines
that there is a discrepancy between the amount of medication received
and the amount ordered (i.e., a discrepancy that has not been
explained by the supplier on the invoice included with the delivered
order), the staff member should contact the supplier immediately for
further instructions.
- When the designated staff member receiving a
shipment determines that there has been damage to the medication, the
staff member should contact the supplier immediately.
- The supplier should contact the appropriate DEA
office immediately after being notified by the NTP of a discrepancy or
damage found in a shipment.
- The supplier should contact the NTP to advise the
program of the final determination regarding the discrepancy or
damage.
- The NTP should document the discrepancy or damage
to the shipment, related actions taken, and the final determination,
which should be attached to Copy 3 of the relevant order form.
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