Schedule II Drugs - ANSWERS-Drugs with a high potential for
abuse, potentially leading to severe psychological or physical
dependence, but have accepted medical uses.
Schedule III Drugs - ANSWERS-Drugs with a lower potential for
abuse compared to Schedule II drugs, with abuse potentially leading
to moderate or low physical dependence or high psychological
dependence.
DEA Initial License Process - ANSWERS-Steps healthcare providers
must follow to obtain a DEA initial license.
Determine Eligibility - ANSWERS-Ensure you are authorized to
prescribe controlled substances in your state.
DEA Form 224 - ANSWERS-Complete this form as part of the
application process.
Submit Payment - ANSWERS-Pay the application fee, approximately
$888 for a three-year registration as of 2023.
Wait for Approval - ANSWERS-The approval process can take
several weeks, depending on application completeness and
background checks.
, Receive DEA Number - ANSWERS-Once approved, you will receive
your DEA registration number, allowing legal prescription of
controlled substances.
Multidisciplinary Practice - ANSWERS-Involves professionals from
various disciplines working independently within their scope of
practice.
Interdisciplinary Practice - ANSWERS-A collaborative approach
where professionals from different disciplines work together to
develop a comprehensive care plan.
Intradisciplinary Practice - ANSWERS-Collaboration within the same
discipline, focusing on enhancing skills and knowledge among peers.
Transdisciplinary Practice - ANSWERS-Blends expertise from
various disciplines, transcending traditional boundaries to create new
paradigms of care.
Collaborative Agreement - ANSWERS-Outlines the relationship
between healthcare professionals, often between a physician and an
APRN.
Scope of Practice - ANSWERS-Clearly defines the roles and
responsibilities of each party within the collaboration.