Section 20.03 - General Reporting Requirements(1) Each licensee shall maintain his or her personal demographic information, including mailing address, phone number, and email address, in the licensee's Massachusetts Department of Public Health on-line licensing profile. A licensee shall update the on-line licensing profile within 14 calendar days of a change of mailing address, phone number, or email address.(2) In the event of a change in name, a licensee shall submit a sworn statement indicating that the licensee has changed his or her name along with a photocopy of a valid picture identification card and any other documentation that may be required by the Board within 14 calendar days.(3) Every individual licensed by the Board shall report to the Board, within 14 calendar days, any arrest, pending criminal charge, or conviction.(4) Each pharmacy and individual licensed by the Board shall report to the Board, within 14 calendar days, any disciplinary action, as defined in 247 CMR 2.00: Definitions, or loss of certification.(5) Each pharmacy licensed by the Board shall report to the Board, within 14 calendar days, any adverse change in accreditation status.(6) Each pharmacy licensed by the Board shall provide the Board with a copy of each inspection report, investigation report, or FDA warning letter, received from a local, state, or federal agency that pertains to the pharmacy or the practice of pharmacy within 14 calendar days of receipt.(7) A Drug Store pharmacy, sterile compounding pharmacy, complex non-sterile compounding pharmacy, and nuclear pharmacy located in Massachusetts shall report a theft or loss of a significant amount of controlled substances by submitting to the Board a copy of "Report of Theft or Loss of Controlled Substance" and DEA Form 106 within seven days of such theft or significant loss and, where applicable, shall comply with the reporting requirements of the DEA, the Department and the state and local police.Adopted by Mass Register Issue 1536, eff. 12/6/2024.