Medicines Management for Domiciliary Carers – Foundation Course
This training course in medicines management is delivered as a one day workshop with a short assessment at the end.
It covers the following areas:-
- CSCI Professional Advice on the Administration of Medicines
- National Minimum Standards for Domiciliary Care (Standard 10)
- Regulation 14 of the Domiciliary Care Agencies Regulations 2002
- The Medicines Act 1968
- The role of the care agency
- General rules for adult service users
- 3 Levels of support
- Compliance aids
- Child service users
- Record Keeping in Domiciliary Care
- Medication Administration Records in Domiciliary care
- What is a medicine
- Legal categories of medicines
- How do medicines work
- Names of medicines
- Safe handling of medicines
- Administration (or the prompting of) of different formulations
- Dosage instructions
- Controlled drugs
- Confidentiality and consent
- Side effects and adverse reactions to medicines
- Pharmacy services that support the domiciliary care worker
- Safe storage and disposal of unwanted medicines
This course costs £45 per person
Training sessions are run by a qualified pharmacist, at your premises and cost the appropriate fee per person (minimum of 10 people per session) plus travel expenses of 28p per mile.
Venue: At your premises or suitable venue
Date: 12/02/2008
Time: 10:00 - 16:00
Category: Medicines Management