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Knight, Traci, LPN

Consent agreement

May 8, 2019

​On May 8, 2019, a panel of the Inquiry Committee approved a Consent Agreement between BCCNP and Traci Knight of Sooke, BC, in relation to conduct issues related to:

  • Administration of unauthorized medication in breach of her Consent Agreement;
  • Requesting and receiving a temporary password from the Pharmacist to the AcuDose machine in breach of her Consent Agreement;
  • The Registrant's AcuDose code was used to access unauthorized pockets containing  medications  she  was  restricted  from  handling  on  multiple occasions in breach of her Consent Agreement; and
  • The Registrant's AcuDose code was used to access unauthorized pockets, after which the count was incorrect by seven tablets of Hydromorphone.

In the result, the Registrant agreed to a three-month suspension, limits and conditions on practice, education and other terms to monitor practice.

The Inquiry Committee is satisfied that the terms will protect the public.

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