Order, Receive, Store, Transfer and Dispose of Medicines 3.1 RP is able to demonstrate/explain the process for ordering, Assessed as receiving and storage of urgent medicines used on the ward competent including : cardiac arrest, anaphylaxis, intubation Signature which packs are stocked on your ward? when are they used? where are they stored? how are they ordered? RP can demonstrate/explain the correct process for ordering, Assessed as receiving and storage of ward stock medicines competent Signature urgent medicines for cardiac arrest , anaphylaxis, extravasation, intubation and neonatal resuscitation a ward stock item for Top Up and Non Top up wards ( use stock item request form or green stock profile order folder) request a new stock item by using the Stock Request’ ‘New form receiving medicines on to a ward including signing transportation of medicines register re count’ for ‘returning’, ‘supplementary ‘and ‘cycle medicines using the electronic medicines storage cabinet, if in use on ward storage of the following ward stock: Intravenous fluids - should be stored off the floor in their original containers in a designated area/electronic medicines storage cabinet medicines for internal use medicines for external use diagnostic reagents medical 3.3 RP to explain the correct storage and documentation Assessed as requirements for refrigerated medicines: competent Signature demonstrate/explain daily temperature monitoring and recording (using an electronic max/min thermometer to maintain temp between 2-8 0C or electronic display on automated fridges) or web monitoring (electronic medicines storage cabinet) action to be taken following disconnection of electrical supply or refrigerator breakdown action following the discovery of medicines that have not been stored in recommended conditions RP can demonstrate the process for ordering, receiving and Assessed as storage of patient medicines competent Signature ordering medicines for named patients receiving medicines in secure green pharmacy bag, checking and signing transportation of medicines register storage of the following: insulin unopened eye drops dosette box (patient’s own medicines) oral tablets 3.5 RP can demonstrate/explain correct procedures for dealing with Assessed as the following: competent Signature Expired medicines
Order, Receive, Store, Transfer and Dispose of Medicines 3.1 RP is able to demonstrate/explain the process for ordering, receiving and storage of urgent medicines used on the ward including : cardiac arrest, anaphylaxis, intubation Assessed as competent Signature which packs are stocked on your ward? when are they used? where are they stored? how are they ordered? RP can demonstrate/explain the correct process for ordering, receiving and storage of ward stock medicines Assessed as competent Signature urgent medicines for cardiac arrest , anaphylaxis, extravasation, intubation and neonatal resuscitation a ward stock item for Top Up and Non Top up wards ( use stock item request form or green stock profile order folder) request a new stock item by using the ‘New Stock Request’ form receiving medicines on to a ward including signing transportation of medicines register ‘returning’, ‘supplementary re ‘and ‘cycle count’ for medicines using the electronic medicines storage cabinet, if in use on ward storage of the following ward stock: Intravenous fluids - should be stored off the floor in their original containers in a designated area/electronic medicines storage cabinet medicines for internal use medicines for external use diagnostic reagents medical 3.3 RP to explain the correct storage and documentation requirements for refrigerated medicines: Assessed as competent Signature demonstrate/explain daily temperature monitoring and recording (using an electronic max/min thermometer to maintain temp between 2-8 0C or electronic display on automated fridges) or web monitoring (electronic medicines storage cabinet) action to be taken following disconnection of electrical supply or refrigerator breakdown action following the discovery of medicines that have not been stored in recommended conditions RP can demonstrate the process for ordering, receiving and storage of patient medicines Assessed as competent Signature ordering medicines for named patients receiving medicines in secure green pharmacy bag, checking and signing transportation of medicines register storage of the following: insulin unopened eye drops dosette box (patient’s own medicines) oral tablets 3.5 RP can demonstrate/explain correct procedures for dealing with the following: Assessed as competent Signature Expired medicines
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