Drug Diversion Surveillance

Proactively Identify and control the risk and impacts associated with drug diversion. Our advanced AI, cloud-based software performs active surveillance of prescribing, dispensing, and administration of controlled substances (CSs) and aggregates all activity across the health system.

The solution tracks at an individual staff member level—station to station, department to department, device to device—consolidates activities into a single view and quickly delivers warning signals about potential cases of diversion.

Simply A Better Way For Drug Diversion Surveillance

Drug Diversion Surveillance

Simply A Better Way For Drug Diversion Surveillance

Key Benefits:

Systemwide Surveillance in a Single-View: follows individuals wherever they are against behavioral traits and audit activity.

Individual Provider Monitoring: monitors every clinician and every controlled substance transaction, analyzing > 20 behavioral signals to detect patterns that may indicate diversion activity.

Early Alerts: delivers early alerts so diversion teams can plan and mitigate risks.

Relative-Risk Scoring: scores assigned to clinicians based on their associated risk-events

Identifies Clinical Process Gaps: creates awareness of clinical processes that may make the health system susceptible to drug diversion.

Save Staff time and Reduce Burden: we automate most of the setup, such as associating the EHR user and the ADS user, the mapping of devices to the facility and unit it services, identifying all their controlled substances to monitor, etc.

Audit Trails: preserves audit information and the comprehensive documentation of alert parameters are maintained to support an individual’s investigation.

Deeper Visibility, Smarter Oversight

Enables pharmacy and compliance teams to get a consolidated summary of all staff linked to diversion risk behaviors, regardless of department, site, or login location.
Each clinician’s diversion signal history is rolled up into a unified profile that tracks their actions across all points of care—the department they were in at the time of the behavior; the specific drug or product involved; the nature of the behavior; the date and frequency of the occurrence, etc.
Clinician peer-to-peer comparisons help to eliminate bias and better understand outlier behavior.

The Data You Need to Proactively Control and Manage Diversion Risk

Relative risk score trending: You can drill down into an individual’s full risk timeline, identifying precisely when a behavior changed and tracking how it evolved over time.
The system also aggregates risk by drug and patient encounter level, surfacing the most critical threats and helping you prioritize investigation efforts.
Each risky behavior is quantified, with clear indicators of why it was flagged.
Below the trend line, you’ll find all underlying events to support discovery and evidence-based decisions.