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Details
CPD40m of CPD
Rating
4.5
Total Rating(s)685
First Published
Updated04 February 2020
Expires 04 February 2021
Recorded InMelbourne, Australia

Course Overview

All health practitioners who have any dealings with medications must ensure they are fully conversant with medication safety. This Mandatory Training Module will help the participant understand the principles of medication safety. The module is designed to facilitate the enhancement of the participants’ knowledge, skills and practice, in regard to medication safety and provide strategies to assist in closing any existing gaps.

Learning Outcomes
  • Have increased knowledge of medication safety issues.
  • Apply medication safety principles in your practice environment.
Target Audience

This medication safety module is intended for staff commencing at any level in the healthcare sector who, when working within their scope of practice, will have dealings with medications.

Validation of Learning:
  1. Evidence of recent continuing professional development you have undertaken on medicines you regularly administer.
  2. An evidence-based article you have read on a medicine review.
  3. A reflective de-identified story about how you have implemented your learning.

Disclosure

The presenter and all members of the planning team have disclosed that they have no relevant financial commercial relationships to products or devices related to the content of this educational activity. Wherever possible, generic or non-proprietary names of medication have been used. Courses include expert peer reviews of the content where applicable.

Educator

Portrait of Anne Leversha
Anne Leversha

Anne Leversha is a Senior Lecturer at Monash University in the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences and is Director of Medication Education and Management Australia. Anne is a clinical pharmacist, has been a Director of a hospital pharmacy and was a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Monash University. She is a Fellow of The Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia (SHPA), is an Australian Council on Health Care Standards (ACHS) assessor and consultant and is a trained clinical competency assessor for hospital pharmacists. Anne has been a member of the Victorian Medicines Advisory Committee and was a member of the team that developed a national interdisciplinary clinical educator preparation program. She has presented and conducted seminars and workshops in national and international conferences and forums. Anne has published on topics, including improving medication safety with articles on high-risk medicines alerts, drug allergy documentation, clinical pharmacist interventions, and pharmacists’ contribution to medical education. See Educator Profile

Details
CPD40m of CPD
Rating
4.5
Total Rating(s)685
First Published
Updated04 February 2020
Expires 04 February 2021
Recorded InMelbourne, Australia
Topics
Medication Safety
Medications
Patient Safety
Occupational Health and Safety
Learning Tools
Content Integrity

Learner Reviews

4.5
685 Total Rating(s)
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Simranjeet Kaur Gill
29 Feb 2020

The education real helped to gain knowledge about medication safety and provided me with relevant references to gain more information.

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Antonia Jakins
29 Feb 2020

Worthwhile mudule

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Courtney Hegarty
29 Feb 2020

Great course with a lot of knowledge and information given

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Natasha marchant
29 Feb 2020

It was resourceful and educational

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Jacqueline Dechaineux
28 Feb 2020

Awesome, been nursing for 30 years and always wondered if storage component of medication was addressed. I wonder if there is improvement for documentation in this area?

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Erica Barton
28 Feb 2020

The resource certainly reinforced what I all ready knew and practice. I learnt that when dealing with medications especially, the art of being precise and exact is a standard that we all should strive to achieve. If their is doubt in ones mind, one should not accept what is being read or heard and refer back to the originator for clarification.

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Karen Lovett
28 Feb 2020

Informative, well paced and engaging education

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Melissa Reaburn-Jenkin
27 Feb 2020

This really is a must for new and seasoned Nurses alike. The information was presented with clarity and great referencing.

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Aloma Anderson
27 Feb 2020

Very informative

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Mary Kantzidis
27 Feb 2020

Well designed learning toll EAsy to understand Reinforced my understanding