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Does WorkCare employ an MRO to review results?

  • Published
  • 26 February 2020

Yes. A qualified WorkCare physician may act as the client’s MRO. All positive drug screens are reviewed in accordance with best practice and DOT guidelines. Information obtained by the MRO is entered into and stored in WorkCare’s secure database.

The MRO:

  • Reviews and interprets each confirmed positive test result received from the lab
  • Notifies the specimen donor of a confirmed positive test result
  • Provides an opportunity for the donor to discuss the results

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