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How to Combat Donor Specimen Subversion

February 20, 2023

Motor carriers are under tremendous scrutiny to have a safe workforce.  One vital component of a safe workforce is to have a drug free workforce.  DOT rules help foster that with very robust drug screening regulations. However, one factor that undermines it and is well known, but not often discussed are donors subverting drug tests causing false negative results.  Join Dr. Todd Simo, Chief Medical Officer and Managing Director – Transportation to review drug test specimen, drug test positive rate data, oral fluid and hair samples, and motor carriers best practices that they can implement to diminish donor specimen subversion.

 

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