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Do collectors sign the CCF in situations in which a urine specimen is not provided during a collection (i.e., a refusal to provide a specimen; a shy bladder situation)?

Q: Do collectors sign the CCF in situations in which a urine specimen is not provided during a collection (i.e., a refusal to provide a specimen; a shy bladder situation)?

§40.191; §40.193 In any such case, the collector would check the box in Step 2 of the CCF indicating that no specimen was provided and enter an explanatory remark. The collector would then provide his or her name and signature in Step 4 of the CCF. The employee`s name and phone number should be included on the MRO copy. The collector would then transmit the CCF copies to the appropriate parties (e.g., employer, MRO).

Q: Do collectors sign the CCF in situations in which a urine specimen is not provided during a collection (i.e., a refusal to provide a specimen; a shy bladder situation)?

§40.191; §40.193 In any such case, the collector would check the box in Step 2 of the CCF indicating that no specimen was provided and enter an explanatory remark. The collector would then provide his or her name and signature in Step 4 of the CCF. The employee`s name and phone number should be included on the MRO copy. The collector would then transmit the CCF copies to the appropriate parties (e.g., employer, MRO).

by wpengine | Feb 5, 2018

Do collectors sign the CCF in situations in which a urine specimen is not provided during a collection (i.e., a refusal to provide a specimen; a shy bladder situation)?

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§40.191; §40.193

- In any such case, the collector would check the box in Step 2 of the CCF indicating that no specimen was provided and enter an explanatory remark.

- The collector would then provide his or her name and signature in Step 4 of the CCF.

- The employee`s name and phone number should be included on the MRO copy.

- The collector would then transmit the CCF copies to the appropriate parties (e.g., employer, MRO).

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