PPT-HSC 3047 : Part 3 Support the use of medication in social care settings:

Adverse drug reaction Sheena Helyer 12013 Pictures provided by cadistacom What is an adverse drug reaction An adverse drug reaction ADR is an unwanted or harmful reaction experienced following the administration of a drug or combination of drugs. Part . 3. . Support the use of medication in social care settings:. Adverse drug reaction. . Sheena . Helyer. 1.2013. Pictures provided by cadista.com . What is an adverse drug reaction?. An adverse drug reaction (ADR) is an unwanted or harmful reaction experienced following the administration of a drug or combination of drugs.. Part 2. Support the use of medication in social care settings:. Medication administration. . Sheena . Helyer. . 12.2012. Medication delivery: learning . o. utcomes. To understand techniques for administering medication. Part 1. Support the use of medication in social care settings:. Legislation, classification and responsibilities. Sheena . Helyer. . 12.2012. BA.RGN.DN. PGCE. Nurse Prescriber.. Photos supplied by: gename.fieldofscience.com, allcareprofessionals.com. Part 4. Support the use of medication in social care settings. Receive, store and dispose of medication supplies safely.. Sheena . Helyer. . 01.2013. Photo supplied by:- supporttheadams.com. Medication policy and job description. a . systems approach to providing evidence to improve outcomes. T. ish Marrable and Sharon Lambley. Department of Social Work and Social Care. University of Sussex. The presentation content. Research focus. 12 May 2017. Plan for the session. Overview of . iHub. Look at some of the work the . ihub. does under the following themes:. Conversations. Different models of care. Strategic commissioning. Your thoughts and questions. Medication Safety and Poison Prevention. Keeping Children Safe From Injuries. in Early Care and Education Settings . Welcome. Date. Location. PRESENTER INFORMATION HERE. Learning Objectives. Explain why children are at risk for medication poisonings . Enhancing Performance in Primary Care . through . Implementation of Comprehensive Medication Management. Barriers/challenges faced. Limited . understanding of the medication management intervention itself (i.e., unclear to many what it is and how one would deliver it. and A. mbulatory Settings. Who. are . Pharmacists in . Acute . and . Ambulatory Settings. ?. Education and Training. B.S. or Pharm.D.. Post-Graduate (Residency, Fellowship). . Licensure. NAPLEX + MPJE. Digitising Social Care (. DiSC. ) Engagement. Digital Transformation Fund. Why Is There A Digital Transformation Fund?. What Does The Fund Include?. What Funding Is Available?. Who To Contact?. Next Steps. 2021. Introduction. Welcome to the ‘Improving care together’, the vision and strategy for adult social care in Tower Hamlets.. Adult social care covers social work, personal care and practical support for younger and older adults over 18 with a physical disability, learning disability, physical or mental illness. It also includes safeguarding for those at risk of harm and abuse, drug or alcohol dependency, as well as support for unpaid . The adult social care workforce, comprising over 1.5 million people, undertakes vitally important work that supports individuals and families in our society and promotes strong and inclusive communities. Throughout these slides the term workforce includes:. 2021. Introduction. What is adult social care?. Adult social care covers social work, personal care and practical support for younger and older adults over 18 with a physical disability, learning disability, physical or mental illness. It also includes safeguarding for those at risk of harm and abuse, drug or alcohol dependency, as well as support for unpaid . Social. . Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014. A training resource. Introduction. “. 98. % of social support is provided free of charge by unpaid family . carers. It . should follow from this .