error in prescribing, dispensing, preparing, administering or monitoring, regardless of whether harm has occurred Near miss: are incidents that did not cause harm but which are judged to have had the potential to cause harm 2.2 RP to explain what process to follow upon discovery of a medication (including near miss) complete incident on electronic incident report the of medication related incidents’ protocol ‘Management (see Intranet)must be followed 2.3 RP to explain how they would manage the following: Assessed as competent Signature Adverse drug reaction(preventable and Yellow Card Scheme) a missed dose a patient sensitive to prescribed medicine (e.g. upset stomach) no stock of the first dose antibiotic incorrect stock balance of a Controlled Drug a patient has been given two doses of Paracetamol within 1 hour by a colleague a discovery of a miss’ ‘near you have a medicine to the wrong patient
error in prescribing, dispensing, preparing, administering or monitoring, regardless of whether harm has occurred Near miss: are incidents that did not cause harm but which are judged to have had the potential to cause harm 2.2 RP to explain what process to follow upon discovery of a medication (including near miss) complete incident on electronic incident report the ‘Management of medication related incidents’ protocol (see Intranet)must be followed 2.3 RP to explain how they would manage the following: Assessed as competent Signature Adverse drug reaction(preventable and Yellow Card Scheme) a missed dose a patient sensitive to prescribed medicine (e.g. upset stomach) no stock of the first dose antibiotic incorrect stock balance of a Controlled Drug a patient has been given two doses of Paracetamol within 1 hour by a colleague a discovery of a ‘near miss’ you have a medicine to the wrong patient
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