Control and Administration of Medication
The Control and Administration of Medication course is designed to provide essential knowledge for individuals responsible for managing and administering medication in a variety of settings. This course covers key aspects of medication safety, including the legal responsibilities, procedures for administering medication, and how to monitor patients effectively. Participants will learn about different types of medications, proper storage, dosage calculations, and how to avoid common medication errors.
Upon completion, individuals will be equipped with the practical skills to ensure safe medication practices in healthcare or caregiving environments. This course is ideal for those working in healthcare, residential care, or childcare settings, where administering medication is part of the role. By emphasizing both theory and practical application, the course helps participants gain confidence in their ability to manage medication safely while ensuring compliance with relevant laws and best practices.
Learning Outcomes
- Understand medication administration protocols.
- Safely calculate and measure dosages.
- Follow legal medication regulations.
- Identify and prevent medication errors.
- Monitor patients' responses to medication.
Who is this course for?
- Healthcare and medical professionals.
- Caregivers in residential care facilities.
- Childcare workers administering medication.
- Pharmacists and pharmacy assistants.
- Individuals managing medication in care.
Requirements
No formal requirements needed.
