Haw. Code R. § 23-200-12 - Records of controlled substances
(a) Every
physician, dentist, podiatrist, veterinarian or other practitioner shall keep a
record of all controlled substances received, transferred, administered,
prescribed, or disposed of as damaged or outdated, showing the amounts
received, transferred, administered, prescribed, dispensed or disposed of for a
period of five years. All records pertaining to the administration, dispensing
or prescribing of controlled substance must be produced and made available upon
request by the department or its agents.
(b) Distributors, manufacturers, wholesalers,
and their representatives shall keep a record of the controlled substance
produced, distributed, received, and disposed of by them.
(c) Pharmacies shall keep a record of all
controlled substances received, dispensed, and disposed of by them.
(d) Inventories and records of all controlled
substances shall be maintained separately from all other business
records.
(e) Inventories or records
of all controlled substances must be produced and made available upon request
by the department or its agents.
(f) The theft or loss of any controlled
substance regulated by this chapter discovered by any person regulated by this
part shall be reported to the department within 24 hours of the receipt of
actual knowledge of the discrepancy. The registrant shall within three calendar
days submit a written report of the theft or loss to the department.
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