USP <x> | DAW Forms | DEA Forms

DAW 0

no substitution allowed (generic is dispensed)

DAW 1

substitution not allowed by prescriber (brand name required)

DAW 2

Patient requested brand (substitution allowed by prescriber, but patient prefers brand name)

DAW 3

Pharmacist selected brand name instead of generic

DAW 4

Generic Not in Stock (generic available but only brand name in stock)

DAW 5

Brand Dispensed as Generic (brand drug dispensed, but price of generic is billed)

DAW 6

Override (used to override pharmacy claim issues)

DAW 7

Brand Mandated by Law (law prohibits switching to generic)

DAW 8

Generic Not Available (generic not currently available in the market)

DAW 9

Plan Requested Brand (generic substitution allowed by prescriber, but plan requires the brand)

USP <795>

sets mandatory standards for preparing nonsterile medications

USP <797>

sets mandatory standards for preparing sterile compounds

USP <800>

provides standards for safe handling of hazardous drugs

DEA Form 224

registration for state pharmacies, hospitals, clinicals, practitioners, and teaching institutions

DEA Form 222

used for ordering/returning controlled substances (schedule l & ll)

DEA Form 106

used to report theft/loss of controlled substances

DEA Form 41

used to document disposal of controlled substances