1. The Controlled Substances Act regulates controlled substance distribution systems, including hospitals. What are hospital obligations under the Act?

1. Conduct biannual physical inventory, maintain documentation of receipt and disposal of controlled substances, dispense only by lawful order of a healthcare provider, establish controls and procedures to guard against theft and diversion.
2. Conduct annual physical inventory, maintain documentation of receipt and disposal of controlled substances, dispense only by lawful order of a healthcare provider, establish controls and procedures to guard against theft and diversion of controlled substances.
3. Conduct annual inventory, dispense only by lawful order of a healthcare provider, maintain documentation of disposal of controlled substances. d. Conduct physician inventory of controlled substances every 2 years, maintain documentation of receipt and disposal of controlled substances, dispense only by lawful order of a healthcare provider, and establish controls and procedures to guard against theft and diversion.
   1. 2. The law protects specific types of communications, including documents, as privileged. Privileged documents are not discoverable, cannot be used in trial and are not generally available to an external party, including a patient, plaintiff, or plaintiffs lawyer. These protections are intended to:
      1. Promote meaningful interactions between a provider and patient.
      2. Promote patient safety by encouraging open and non-punitive analysis of events.
      3. Meaningful interactions between an attorney and his or her client.
      4. Promote the practice of law by promoting plaintiff cases.
      5. All the above
      6. a, b and c