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Medicines Audit and Incident Management (previously titled Medicines Management and Audit)

Course Information

At the end of this course, delegates will be able to:

  • Describe how to audit effectively
  • Demonstrate how to use a risk-based approach to auditing
  • Explain what can be done to reduce the likelihood of medicines errors occurring
  • Describe the process of managing medicines incidents
  • Identify when and how to report a safeguarding concern
  • Identify any gaps in skills and knowledge and develop an action plan

    • This course includes the following:

  • Adopting a risk-based approach to auditing medicines
  • Different types of medicines audit and topics that should be covered in medicines audits
  • Identifying poor practice and common medicines errors
  • Achieving good practice
  • Managing medicines incidents including identifying contributory factors
  • Recording and reporting medicines incidents including safeguarding
  • Understanding processes, incident management and safeguarding case studies
  • Action planning

    • Delivery Method: Face-to-Face / Virtual Classroom

    Max delegates: 10

    Duration: ½ day

    For more information about this course please contact us.

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