What must be reported to the Board within 5 business days of a change?

The requirement to report changes to hospital DEA suffixes within 5 business days is important because these suffixes are part of a facility's registration with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and are critical for maintaining compliance with federal regulations regarding the handling of controlled substances. Any modifications to these suffixes can indicate significant changes in the pharmacy's ability to operate and prescribe controlled substances, which may have implications for regulatory oversight and patient care.

In contrast, while employee training completion and inventory discrepancies are important, they do not typically have the same immediate reporting requirement to the Board within 5 business days. Employee training completion is usually tracked internally and not needed for immediate reporting, and inventory discrepancies are often addressed through internal audits rather than a formal notification process. Pharmacy location changes, while significant, also follow a different timeline and process for reporting to ensure proper oversight and accurate record-keeping with licensing agencies.