Controlled substances training manual

The purpose of this manual is to provide uniform training for forensic drug chemists. The training program also plays a role in instilling an obligation to provide reliable results to customers. The goal is to develop the trainee’s base knowledge of controlled substance, their . NOTE: The DEA Diversion Control Division is currently updating all of the manuals. Pharmacist's Manual (PDF) An Informational Outline of the Controlled Substances Act (Revised ). ORGANIZATION OF THE TRAINING MANUAL The training manual consists of several study segments, each covering different aspects of chemical analysis. Each study segment is comprised of six parts: • The Objectives summarize the purpose of each training segment. • The Topic Areas designates topics to be included in the training segment.

E-prescribing of Controlled Substances On-Boarding Manual SM. EPCS On-Boarding Manual 2 process described in the EPCS GA Training Manual. EPCS On-Boarding Manual 14 EPCS!GALogical!Access!Control!(LAC)!Manual! controlled substances within the e-prescribing application. EPCS On-Boarding Manual 17 8) If necessary, it is possible for the. Training Manual. D Controlled Substances Training Manual .pdf, KB). for the analysis of samples suspected to contain a controlled dangerous substance. This training manual is intended to provide an analyst with the skills and information needed to perform analysis of submitted samples. Each section of this manual lists a specific goal and the tasks that a trainee should complete in order to achieve this goal.

TRAINING MANUAL. SOLID DOSE DRUG CHEMISTRY. MAINE HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING LABORATORY. FORENSIC CHEMISTRY. Section 1: Introduction. Purpose: To train chemists / analysts to examine evidence for the presence of controlled substances. To ensure chemists / analysts meet minimum standards before working independently. Controlled Substances Training Manual Revision 3 Appendix C Page 73 of Issue Date: 12/27/ Issuing Authority: Quality Manager All printed copies are uncontrolled. 1. Leaving the sample open to the environment (dust sometimes induces crystallization) 2. Placing the sample in a refrigerator (cooling) 3. D Controlled Substances Training Manual Qualtrax ID: Issued by Chemistry Program Manager Qualtrax Revision 6 Issue Date: November Page 6 of 81 1 INTRODUCTION Purpose and Scope The purpose of this manual is to provide a uniform coordination of the training of forensic drug chemists employed by the Commonwealth of Virginia.