Introduction to the Safe Handling of Medicines

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E-Learning
C&C Training C&C Training

CPD Approved

Course Description

This Introduction to the Safe Handling of Medicines course will start by explaining the key terminology used when handling medicines. It then goes into detail about the roles of the people involved, some of the different groups of medicines, providing different levels of support to patients, infection control, label interpretation and much more.

Course Modules

Module NumberModule NamePass % Required
1Introduction to the Course70%
2Terminology Explained70%
3The Roles of Those Involved, Legislation, and Licensing70%
4Groups of Medicines70%
5Levels of Support and Routes of Entry70%
6Infection Control and Equipment for Dispensing70%
7Label Interpretation, Record Keeping, and The Seven Rights70%

Recommended System Requirements

Duration

60 minutes (This estimate is based on the total video content duration and does not account for loading times or time taken to answer questions).

Course Features

  • CPD Approved: This course is CPD approved, offering essential training in the safe handling of medicines for health and care professionals.
  • Key Terminology: Learn the key terminology involved in safe medicine handling and understand the responsibilities of those involved.
  • Types of Medicines: Gain insight into the different groups of medicines and how to handle them safely to ensure patient well-being.
  • Infection Control & Safety: Learn how to implement infection control practices and use the appropriate equipment for dispensing medicines.
  • Label Interpretation & Record Keeping: Understand how to interpret medicine labels, maintain records, and ensure safe practices when handling medicines.
  • The Seven Rights: Learn the seven rights of medication administration to prevent errors and ensure patient safety.

Course Video Overview

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