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Changes Made By Physicians Who Misprescribed Controlled Substances

Physicians cited for prescribing violations by a state medical board generally fall into two distinct groups: those who abuse (disabled) and/or sell drugs (dishonest), and physicians whose misprescribing results from a variety of other causes (dated, duped). The former group faces prosecution, loss of licensure and/or mandated treatment for addiction. Education and counseling may be more appropriate for the second group whose misprescribing results from being dated in their knowledge, duped by drug seekers, or disorganized in their practice management. Others are deficient in documentation, dysfunctional (can’t say no to drug seekers) due to family of origin or personality traits and/or overly concerned about regulatory oversight. 6 Unfortunately, few Continuing Medical Education (CME) programs target these needs, and even fewer have been evaluated for their impact. 8