Our Healthcare Education Services

Unlock Your Potential: Master Medication Safety with Confidence!

Elevate your nursing practice with our dynamic Medication Safety Course, perfectly aligned with the NMBI Scope of Practice and Standards of Medication Management. This program empowers you to administer medications safely and effectively, boosting your confidence and ensuring optimal patient outcomes.

Upon completion, you’ll proudly demonstrate competency in these vital areas:

• Navigating Medication Legislation with Expertise:

  • Confidently apply key Irish legislation, including the Medicinal Products (Prescription and Control of Supply) Regulations and the Misuse of Drugs Acts, ensuring meticulous handling of all medications, including controlled drugs.

• Mastering the 10 Rights of Medication Administration:

  • Seamlessly integrate the 10 essential “Rights” into your daily practice: Right patient, reason, medication, route, time, dose, form, action, documentation, and response – ensuring every administration is precise and safe. Practical workshops and simulations.

• Proactive Risk Management for High-Risk Medications:

  • Develop a keen eye for high-risk medications and implement robust strategies like double-checking protocols and error-reduction techniques to safeguard your patients. Real life scenarios used along with true to life simulations.

• Championing Error Identification & Communication:

  • Sharpen your ability to detect prescription errors and discrepancies on mock charts, and master powerful communication techniques like SBAR to effectively escalate concerns and collaborate with healthcare teams.

• Empowering Effective Pain Management:

  • Enhance your recognition of unrelieved acute and chronic pain, enabling you to provide thorough assessments and ensure effective, safe pain management for your patients.

• Perfecting Safe & Effective Administration Techniques:

  • Confidently demonstrate precise administration of inhalers, creams, ointments, and transdermal patches, adhering to best practices, robust infection control, and comprehensive patient education.