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The document is an incident report for presumptive positive drug residue testing in dairy products, detailing the collection and testing process for samples, including initial and duplicate test results, controls, and confirmation procedures. It outlines the necessary steps for reporting and tracing back to producers, as well as communication protocols with regional offices of the California Department of Food & Agriculture.

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What should be included in a medication incident report?

Describe what happened. Be specific and precise. For instance, if reporting a medication error, include details such as the brand name, manufacturer, and the exact nature of the error. Include the names, contact details, and identifying information of individuals involved.

What should be included in an incident report?

Incident Report Form Checklist of the incident occurred. The form should include the date and time of the incident, as well as the names of all those involved. The form should also list the sequence of events, and describe any injuries and damage sustained, only the essential information of the incident happened.

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How should medication incidents be reported?

Report using the Yellow Card. Inform the supplying pharmacy (if the resident agrees that this information can be shared). The MHRA collects and monitors information on suspected safety concerns or incidents involving medicines and medical devices to support the safe and effective use of medicines.

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What is the National drug Residue Milk Monitoring Program?

With the support of NCIMS, FDA initiated the National Drug Residue Milk Monitoring Program (NDRMMP) in February 1991 (FDA 1995b). The program has the following objectives: Provide an indication of the animal drug residues that might be present in milk.

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