You Are a Physician Assistant and You Have Evidence That Your Physician-Employer Is Excessive Prescribing Cont?

Published March 9, 2014

Question by noname: you are a physician assistant and you have evidence that your physician-employer is excessive prescribing cont?
I have to answer this today…need help please
you are a physician assistant and you have evidence that your physician-employer is excessive prescribing controlled drugs for a variety of patients. What law is involved?

Best answer:

Answer by A
call the attorney general’s office for help or you county DA

Answer by Sick Of Report Nazi’s
? Turn In Pharmaceutical Pill Pushers Confidentially
Call 1-877-RxAbuse – 1.877.792.2823
http://www.justice.gov/dea/pubs/pressrel/pr121504.html

? Connect to Fight RX Abuse
http://www.fightrxabuse.org/topics/RxAbuse/home.htm

? How to Report Drug Abuse
http://www.ehow.com/how_7439891_report-drug-abuse.html

? List of States with Prescription Monitoring Programs
http://pmpalliance.org/node/79

? Pharmacist’s Manual – An Informational Outline of the Controlled Substances Act
http://www.michigan.gov/documents/mdch/mdch_MAPS_DEAPharmacistsManual_332700_7.pdf

You can do this anonymously…

You can also call up Pharmacies that you know are used often for Recreational Use Prescription Filling and anonymously inform the pharmacist that this doctor is prescribing drugs for non-medical uses.

A friend/x-friend of my father is addicted to pills and doctor shops for doctors that take payment for prescriptions and we turned his doctors in by doing the above.

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