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Medication for Managers Duration Full Day Course Overview Central Training's Medication for Managers course focuses on the role and responsibilities of managers who may control, handle or administer medicines on behalf of others. The course will cover the processes of obtaining, storing, administering and disposing of medication as well as how to safely handle and deal with the documentation surrounding medicines. The trainer will also cover good practice guidelines in relation to accurate recording and auditing in line with relevant legislation and guidelines. Learning Outcomes By the end of the course, candidates will have covered: The legal categories of medicines Storing, administering and disposing of medication and controlled drugs The 10 rights of medication administration Record keeping Manager's roles and responsibilities Relevant CQC guidelines and updated legislations Methods of Delivery This course will use a variety of training methods including: tutor presentation, small group work, reflection and discussion. Course Content Audience Training Considerations Certification Related Courses Course Content Medication categories and relevant legislation CQC Regulation 17 HSC Act and the role of the manager Ordering, administering and disposing of medicines The 10 rights of medication Routes for administration and relevant drugs Documentation and recording Manager's roles and responsibilities Target Audience Managers who control, handle or administer medicines on behalf of others. Training Considerations There are no training considerations for this course. Certification All candidates will receive a certificate of attendance. Related Courses Emergency First Aid Health and Safety Infection Control Medication Awareness for Staff

Medication for Managers

Duration

Full Day

Course Overview

Central Training's Medication for Managers course focuses on the role and responsibilities of managers who may control, handle or administer medicines on behalf of others. The course will cover the processes of obtaining, storing, administering and disposing of medication as well as how to safely handle and deal with the documentation surrounding medicines. The trainer will also cover good practice guidelines in relation to accurate recording and auditing in line with relevant legislation and guidelines.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, candidates will have covered:

The legal categories of medicines

Storing, administering and disposing of medication and controlled drugs

The 10 rights of medication administration

Record keeping

Manager's roles and responsibilities

Relevant CQC guidelines and updated legislations

Methods of Delivery

This course will use a variety of training methods including: tutor presentation, small group work, reflection and discussion.

Course Content
Audience
Training Considerations
Certification
Related Courses

Course Content

Medication categories and relevant legislation
CQC Regulation 17 HSC Act and the role of the manager
Ordering, administering and disposing of medicines
The 10 rights of medication
Routes for administration and relevant drugs
Documentation and recording
Manager's roles and responsibilities

Target Audience

Managers who control, handle or administer medicines on behalf of others.

Training Considerations

There are no training considerations for this course.

Certification

All candidates will receive a certificate of attendance.

Related Courses

Emergency First Aid
Health and Safety
Infection Control
Medication Awareness for Staff


Medication for Managers Duration: Full Day Course Overview: Central Training's Medication for Managers course focuses on the role and responsibilities of managers who may control, handle or administer medicines on behalf of others. The course will cover the processes of obtaining, storing, administering and disposing of medication as well as how to safely handle and deal with the documentation surrounding medicines. The trainer will also cover good practice guidelines in relation to accurate recording and auditing in line with relevant legislation and guidelines. Learning outcomes: By the end of the course, candidates will have covered: ·The legal categories of medicines ·Storing, administering and disposing of medication and controlled drugs ·The 10 rights of medication administration ·Record keeping ·Manager's roles and responsibilities ·Relevant CQC guidelines and updated legislations Methods of Delivery: This course will use a variety of training methods including: tutor presentation, small group work, reflection and discussion. LEARNING OBJECTIVES ·Medication categories and relevant legislation ·CQC Regulation 17 HSC Act and the role of the manager ·Ordering, administering and disposing of medicines ·The 10 rights of medication ·Routes for administration and relevant drugs ·Documentation and recording ·Manager's roles and responsibilities TARGET AUDIENCE Managers who control, handle or administer medicines on behalf of others. TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS There are no training considerations for this course. CERTIFICATION All candidates will receive a certificate of attendance. RELATED COURSES Emergency First Aid Health and Safety Infection Control Medication Awareness for Staff

Medication for Managers
Duration: Full Day

Course Overview:
Central Training's Medication for Managers course focuses on the role and responsibilities of managers who may control, handle or administer medicines on behalf of others. The course will cover the processes of obtaining, storing, administering and disposing of medication as well as how to safely handle and deal with the documentation surrounding medicines. The trainer will also cover good practice guidelines in relation to accurate recording and auditing in line with relevant legislation and guidelines.

Learning outcomes:
By the end of the course, candidates will have covered:
·The legal categories of medicines
·Storing, administering and disposing of medication and controlled drugs
·The 10 rights of medication administration
·Record keeping
·Manager's roles and responsibilities
·Relevant CQC guidelines and updated legislations

Methods of Delivery:
This course will use a variety of training methods including: tutor presentation, small group work, reflection and discussion.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
·Medication categories and relevant legislation
·CQC Regulation 17 HSC Act and the role of the manager
·Ordering, administering and disposing of medicines
·The 10 rights of medication
·Routes for administration and relevant drugs
·Documentation and recording
·Manager's roles and responsibilities

TARGET AUDIENCE
Managers who control, handle or administer medicines on behalf of others.

TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS
There are no training considerations for this course.

CERTIFICATION
All candidates will receive a certificate of attendance.

RELATED COURSES
Emergency First Aid
Health and Safety
Infection Control
Medication Awareness for Staff