340B Contract Pharmacy Quarterly Self-Audit Worksheet
340B Contract Pharmacy Quarterly Self-Audit Worksheet
Quarterly internal inspection worksheet for reviewing 340B contract pharmacy claims for diversion, duplicate discounts, and documentation completeness.
Audit Scope and Period
- Audit quarter and date range are documented
- Contract pharmacy location(s) included in scope are identified
- Claim population and sample methodology are documented
- Relevant 340B policies and SOPs were available for review
- Prior audit findings and open corrective actions were reviewed
- Auditor name and review date are recorded
Eligibility and Claim Integrity
- Patient eligibility criteria were met for sampled claims
- Prescriber eligibility and relationship to covered entity were verified
- Medication dispensed was eligible for 340B accumulation under program rules
- Claim date, dispense date, and accumulator date align with the 340B eligibility record
- Claim documentation supports the billed NDC, quantity, and days supply
- Any rejected or reversed claims were excluded from 340B accumulation
Diversion Review
- No evidence of dispensing to ineligible patients was found in the sample
- No evidence of duplicate patient profiles or duplicate claim records was found
- Overrides, manual edits, or exception flags were reviewed for diversion risk
- Any out-of-pattern utilization or high-risk claim trends were investigated
- Documentation supports that split-billing or accumulator logic prevented diversion
Duplicate Discount Prevention
- Medicaid carve-in or carve-out status was correctly applied for the audit period
- State Medicaid billing identifiers and claim submission rules were applied correctly
- Claims were screened to prevent duplicate discounts before 340B accumulation
- Any Medicaid managed care or third-party payer exclusions were documented
- No duplicate discount exceptions were identified in the sample
Controls, Documentation, and Corrective Actions
- Contract pharmacy agreement and current business associate or operational documents are on file
- Audit workpapers, claim extracts, and supporting evidence are retained
- Findings are categorized as deficiency, non-conformance, or critical item as applicable
- Corrective actions were assigned with owner and due date
- Follow-up review date is scheduled
- Inspector attests that the audit was completed accurately and completely
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