Program description

Ensuring medication safety is a global challenge. While much has been done to improve the safety of medication usage in our healthcare system, safety risks due to medications continue to present concerns because of the rapidly ageing population and an increase in incidences of polypharmacy and drug-related interactions and complications. The advent of medication-related technologies to improve safety, e.g. Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE) systems, “Smart” infusion pumps, and automated drug picking and packing systems has also presented challenges due to technology-induced errors.

This one-day program is designed to introduce a unified comprehensive approach for developing, improving compliance, and increasing the awareness of all health care professionals who are dealing with prescribing, dispensing and administering medication for patients safely and independently with no errors based on a critical thinking approach.

Basic Medication Safety

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Purpose(s)

  • Raise awareness of the frequency and types of medication errors, why they occur, and methods to minimize the risk of harm to patients.

Course Curriculum

Medication Errors

Human Factors – Confront Two Myths

LASA & Error-Prone Abbreviations

High Alert Medications & Concentrated Electrolytes

Safeguards to Prevent Medication Errors

Medication Allergy & Hypersensitivity

Medication Error & Near Miss Reporting

Target Audience

  • Health Care Providers
Speakers

Mr. Saleem Diknash

Teaching Methodology

• Lecture/Discussion
• Group/Discussion
• Scenarios / Case Presentations
• Small Group Activities
• Demonstration
• Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving Exercises

Evaluation Methodology

• Immediate Feedback
• Progress Test (Pre / Post – Test) – 80% success percentage.
• Clinical Practice Checklist – Oral Examination (Workplace Violence) – Competent Level
• Reaction Forms (Participants & Facilitators)

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