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Inventory Control Resources

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Developed and shared by Burlington County Health Department, these Excel spreadsheets are examples of medication tracking forms, including:

• Medication received by Municipality,
• Transfer of Medication between municipalities,
• Inventory of medication issued, received, and still in stock

These forms can be easily integrated into local plans and procedures. The tool may be more suitable for smaller health districts because the forms are organized to track bottles rather than boxes. Additionally, this tool does not meet requirements for the tracking of controlled substances.

For more information, contact:
Burlington County Health Department, NJ

**This resource was shared as part of the 2007-08 Regional SNS Workshops

 

 

 

 

 

Toolkit:

STOCKbox Toolkit

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Jurisdiction:

Institutional Author:

Burlington County Health Department

Submitted:

05/16/2008

Modified:

12/21/2009

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Five most recent user comments

Chain of Custody tool
By Dana Henderson

It would help if this had instructions and also were expanded beyond antibiotics.

Chain of Custody and Inventory Tracking Resources
By Deborah Hieronim
Good for small municipalites. Does not include elements needed for controlled substances.

Chain of Custody and Inventory Tracking Resources
By Elizabeth Faber
Great tool for locals to use and modify to meet their needs.