ARCOS Reporter Training

185 Pages·2016·19.18 MB·English

ARCOS Reporter Training
Drug Enforcement Administration
Office of Diversion Control
www.DEAdiversion.usdoj.gov
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April 2016
Alan Drumheller
Chief, ARCOS Unit
Sam Weisman
Program Analyst
Targeting & Analysis Unit
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Introduction
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Reporting Overview
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Filing Reports
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Understanding Errors
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ARCOS NDC Dictionary
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Transaction Records
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Resources
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Questions
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Introduction
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Drug Enforcement Administration
Office of Diversion Control
Registration and Program Support
ARCOS Unit
Introduction
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Office of Diversion Control
- Mission -
… prevent, detect, and investigate the diversion of
controlled pharmaceuticals and listed chemicals
from legitimate sources while ensuring an adequate
and uninterrupted supply for legitimate medical,
commercial, and scientific needs.
Introduction
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Controlled Substances Act
Title 21 U.S. Code, Section 827
Manufacturers and Distributors are required to report
controlled substances transactions to the Attorney
General. The Attorney General delegates this authority to
the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).
Automation of Reports and Consolidated
Orders System (ARCOS)
Introduction
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ARCOS Unit
… CAN assist with:
(cid:252) Understanding how to report
(cid:252) Technical issues with reporting systems
(cid:252) Problem solving
… CANNOT assist with:
L Filing reports on behalf of reporter
L Granting exemptions or extensions
L Issues outside of ARCOS (including Registration)
Introduction
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Updating Contact Information
Additional Notes
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Updating Contact Information
Paper Request Form
Additional Notes
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