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Introduction. Date of Issue: 2006-03-10. Date of Last Modification: 2022-06-20. Application: This DAOD is an order that applies to officers and non-commissioned members of the Canadian Armed Forces (“CAF members”). Supersession: CFAO 19-21, Canadian Forces Drug Control Program. CANFORGEN 034/04, Misuse Of Drugs – Amplification Of Guidance ...
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The processes followed for listing decisions on the Drug Benefit List are consistent with the vision and mission of the Canadian Forces Health Services, the Canadian Armed Forces Spectrum of Care, decisions of the Canadian Forces Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee (CFPTC) and apply the principles of Evidence Based Medicine. There are two types of benefit medications on the Canadian Armed ...
The Canadian Forces Drug Control Program is a series of regulations established in 1992 to prevent drug use among members of the Canadian Forces (CF), under the broad regulation-making auspices of section 12 of the National Defence Act (NDA). It prohibits CF members from involvement with most drugs, except alcohol and tobacco, purportedly to maintain discipline within the CF, ensure the safety ...
- Medications Included on The Drug Benefit List
- Medications Not Included on The Drug Benefit List
- Restrictions to The Medications on The Drug Benefit List
- Updating of The Drug Benefit List
- Accessing Medications
- The Role of The CF Drug Exception Centre
The CAF provides a wide variety of both prescription and non-prescription drugs to its members. These medications are defined in the Drug Benefit List. The medications on this list must generally be proven to provide a therapeutic effect. Other products, such as selected medical devices or supplies may also be included as Drug Benefits if there is ...
Products which do not have a proven therapeutic value will not be included in the Drug Benefit List. Products which fall outside the CAF Spectrum of Care will also not be reimbursed. As well, not all medications in a given therapeutic category will necessarily be included. If several different drug entities are available with similar mechanisms of ...
Certain medications are only approved for use in specific conditions, generally because their therapeutic potential may be limited or their side effects are more significant: these medications require Special Authorization to confirm that criteria for use have been met, and to thereby ensure optimal drug therapy. As well, other medications which ar...
The Drug Benefit List is constantly being updated to reflect published literature and/or therapeutic guidelines. Such evidence is reviewed extensively by the Federal Pharmacy and Therapeutics (P&T) Committee, which includes independent physicians and pharmacists across Canada and representatives from various federal agencies. Based on such a review...
Prescriptions for medications should be filled at the local base pharmacy. If the base does not have a pharmacy, or if medication is required after-hours or in an emergency, the prescription may be filled at a community pharmacy. However, if a prescription is presented to a community pharmacy, a valid Blue Cross card will be required to process the...
The CF Drug Exception Centre is responsible for adjudicating requests for medication which are either not included as benefits or which do not satisfy the criteria for Special Authorization use. This Centre collects relevant information and reviews each case on an individual basis to determine the most appropriate drug therapy available. This Centr...
An eCCF is an electronic version of the traditional, five-part paper Custody and Control Form (CCF) – the document used for drug test ordering, specimen collection processing, and chain of custody documentation for workplace drug testing. The eCCF functions the same way as a manual form but offers additional benefits to help improve the Chain ...
Sep 11, 2019 · Summary. A 10-panel drug test is a common way to check for various drugs in a person’s body. It typically involves testing urine for drugs, such as cannabis, opioids, and more. Typically, traces ...
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Mar 17, 2022 · A federal drug test Control and Custody Form, or CCF, is used for DOT drug testing; this form always has the word “federal” on the top of the form. This federal form never should be used for non-DOT drug testing. For non-DOT testing, the form is often called a “forensic CCF form.” These forms are not interchangeable.
