New York § 3352 Reports and records

New York Statutes

§ 3352 — Reports and records

New York § 3352

Law PBHPublic Health

Title 5Dispensing to Persons With Substance Use Disorder and Habitual Users

Art. 33Controlled Substances

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N.Y. Public Health § 3352 (2026).

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  § 3352. Reports and records. Persons certified pursuant to article\nthirty-two of the mental hygiene law to operate methadone maintenance\ntreatment programs shall keep records showing the receipt,\nadministration, dispensing, or destruction of all controlled substances\nand documenting each incident or alleged incident involving the theft,\nloss or possible diversion of controlled substances and shall maintain\nthe records in such manner and detail as the commissioner, by\nregulation, shall require.\n  A person certified to conduct a maintenance program shall immediately\nfile a report with the department of each incident or alleged incident\ninvolving the theft, loss or possible diversion of controlled\nsubstances.\n

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§ 3352. Reports and records. Persons certified pursuant to article\nthirty-two of the mental hygiene law to operate methadone maintenance\ntreatment programs shall keep records showing the receipt,\nadministration, dispensing, or destruction of all controlled substances\nand documenting each incident or alleged incident involving the theft,\nloss or possible diversion of controlled substances and shall maintain\nthe records in such manner and detail as the commissioner, by\nregulation, shall require.\n A person certified to conduct a maintenance program shall immediately\nfile a report with the department of each incident or alleged incident\ninvolving the theft, loss or possible diversion of controlled\nsubstances.\n