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er than CARE purposes. CARE colleagues are obligated to ensure they remain free of conflicts of interest in the performance of their responsibilities at CARE. In particular, clinical decisions will be made without regard to compensation or financial risk to CARE leaders, managers, clini- cal staff, or licensed, Independent practitioners. If any CARE colleague has any question about whether an outside activity or personal Interest might constitute a conflict of Interest, he or she must obtain the written approval of his or her su- pervisor before pursuing the activity or obtaining or retaining the interest. Storing and dispensing Controlled Substances Some CARE colleagues routinely have access to prescription drugs, con- trolled substances, and other medical supplies. Many of these substances are governed and monitored by specific regulatory organizations and must be administered by physician order only. Prescription and controlled medica- tions and supplies must be handled properly and only by authorized Individu- als to minimize risks to us and to patients. if an individual becomes aware of Inadequate security of drugs or controlled substances or the diversion of drugs from the organization, the incident must be reported immediately. CARE colleagues may only copy and/or use copyrighted materials pursuant to the organization's policy on such matters. Diversity and Equal Employment Opportunity CARE actively promotes diversity in its work- force at all levels of the organization. We are committed to providing an Inclusive work en- vironment where everyone is treated with fairness, dignity, and respect. We will make y ourselves accountable to one another for the manner in which we treat one another and 17