Diploma in Level 4 Medication Administration

Care Skills Training

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• Level 4 Medication Administration  6:23:11

  • 1: Introduction to Medication Administration 24:52
  • 2: The Regulatory Framework 24:17
  • 3: Medication Classifications 22:30
  • 4: Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics 23:27
  • 5: Routes of Administration 24:05
  • 6: Safe Medication Practices 21:38
  • 7: Medication for Specific Conditions 23:27
  • 8: Medication for Mental Health Conditions 23:11
  • 9: Paediatric Medication Administration 24:42
  • 10: Pre-order 1 Certificate and Get 1 Transcript Free 01:00
  • 11: Medication Administration for Older Adults 26:42
  • 12: Emergency Medications 22:35
  • 13: Advanced Skills in Administration 21:35
  • 14: Medication Audits and Quality Assurance 25:03
  • 15: Training and Supervising Others 25:46
  • 16: Safe Medication Storage Practices 24:29
  • 17: Preparing for Real-World Scenarios 23:52

• Paediatric First Aid 31:00

  • 18: Paediatric First Aid 31:00

• Mental Health First aid and Wellbeing 59:00

  • 19: Introduction to Mental Health First Aid & Wellbeing 06:00
  • 20: Mental Health Awareness 07:00
  • 21: Responsibilities as a First Aid Responder 08:00
  • 22: Prerequisites of Mental Health First Aid Responder 07:00
  • 23: Setoffs for Disruption to Mental Health 07:00
  • 24: Mental Health Effects and Complications 08:00
  • 25: Mental Health First Aid for Suicidal Cases 09:00
  • 26: Common Mental Disorders & Treatments 07:00

• Infection Prevention and Control 1:15:00

  • 27: Introduction to Infection Prevention and Control 08:00
  • 28: Infection and Infection Causing Microorganisms 12:00
  • 29: The chain of infection 12:00
  • 30: The Spread of Infection 10:00
  • 31: The Outbreak of Infection 07:00
  • 32: Risk Managment and Infection Control 11:00
  • 33: Infection Prevention and Hygiene 09:00
  • 34: Infection and Control Practical Case Studies 06:00

• Dimentia Awareness Training 2:51:00

  • 35: Dementia Awareness & Affected Brain Functions 20:00
  • 36: Common Dementia Classification 21:00
  • 37: Rare Types of Dementia & Associate Illness 23:00
  • 38: Critical Progression & Stages of Dementia 18:00
  • 39: Person-Centred Care Policy Towards Dementia 15:00
  • 40: Communicating with Individuals with Dementia 18:00
  • 41: Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) in Dementia Care 17:00
  • 42: Principles and Plans for Supporting People with Dementia 12:00
  • 43: Dementia-Related Behaviours & Four ‘R’s in Dementia Care 14:00
  • 44: The Role of Social Interaction and Exercise in Dementia Care 13:00

• Quiz 03:00

  • 45: Quiz 03:00

• Course Completion 02:00

  • 46: Congratulations ! 01:00
  • 47: Get an Accredited Certificate for Each Course 01:00

Course 1: Level 4 Medication Administration

Lecture 1: Introduction to Medication Administration

• Role and responsibilities of a medication administrator
• Legal and ethical considerations in the UK
• Overview of common medication types
• Importance of patient-centred care

Lecture 2: The Regulatory Framework

• UK legislation governing medication administration
• The role of the Care Quality Commission (CQC)
• Handling and storing medications safely
• Record-keeping and documentation requirements

Lecture 3: Medication Classifications

• Prescription-only medicines (POM)
• Over-the-counter (OTC) medicines
• Controlled drugs and their regulations
• Herbal and alternative medications

Lecture 4: Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics

• The procedure of medication absorption
• Factors Affecting Drug Efficacy
• Drug interactions and contraindications
• Understanding therapeutic and toxic dosages

Lecture 5: Routes of Administration

• Oral medications
• Parenteral medications (injections)
• Topical and transdermal applications
• Inhalation and nasal routes

Lecture 6: Safe Medication Practices

• The "Five Rights" of medication administration
• Identifying and preventing medication errors
• Safe disposal of unused medications
• Managing medication recalls and alerts

Lecture 7: Medication for Specific Conditions

• Cardiovascular medications
• Respiratory system medications
• Diabetes management medications
• Pain management and analgesics

Lecture 8: Medication for Mental Health Conditions

• Antidepressants
• Antipsychotics
• Mood stabilisers
• Anxiolytics and hypnotics

Lecture 9: Paediatric Medication Administration

• Dosage calculations for children
• Paediatric-specific considerations
• Common medications used in paediatrics
• Communicating with children and caregivers

Lecture 10: Medication Administration for Older Adults

• Age-related changes affecting drug metabolism
• Managing polypharmacy
• Common medications for elderly patients
• Ensuring compliance and adherence

Lecture 11: Emergency Medications

• Recognising medical emergencies
• Administering life-saving drugs
• Managing allergic reactions (for example, anaphylaxis)
• Use of oxygen and other adjunct therapies

Lecture 12: Advanced Skills in Administration

• Intravenous (IV) medication administration
• Use of infusion pumps and devices
• Central line medication management
• Monitoring patient response to advanced therapies

Lecture 13: Medication Audits and Quality Assurance

• Conducting medication administration audits
• Addressing audit findings and implementing changes
• Reporting medication errors and near misses
• Continuous improvement in medication management

Lecture 14: Training and Supervising Others

• Mentoring and training junior staff
• Observing and assessing competency
• Providing constructive feedback
• Promoting a culture of safety

Lecture 15: Safe Medication Storage Practices

• Principles of secure medication storage
• Temperature control and environmental considerations
• Segregation and labelling of medications
• Regular checks and inventory management

Lecture 16: Preparing for Real-World Scenarios

• Responding to complaints and incidents
• Developing reflective practices
• Professional development and lifelong learning
• Managing challenging patient behaviours and non-compliance

Course 2: Mental Health First aid and Wellbeing
Course 3: Paediatric First Aid
Course 4: Infection Prevention and Control
Course 5: Dementia Awareness Training

This Level 4 Medication Administration Training and its associated bonus courses are designed for:

• Healthcare Professionals
• Pharmacy Technicians
• Health and Social Care Workers
• Support Workers
• Teachers and Caregivers
• Managers and Supervisors in Healthcare
• Individuals Interested in Improving Healthcare Knowledge
• Medical Assistants
• Clinical Staff
• Nursing Assistants
• Care Home Workers
• Community Health Workers
• Health Trainers
• Hospital Support Staff
• Childcare Providers
• Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs)
• Occupational Health Workers
• Mental Health Professionals
• Rehabilitation Specialists
• Health and Safety Officers

There is no prerequisite for this course. Don’t worry—we will teach you everything step by step.

some job positions in the UK that would benefit from completing the Level 4 Medication Administration Training and its bonus courses:

1. Nurse
2. Healthcare Assistant
3. Pharmacy Technician
4. Medical Practitioner
5. Care Home Manager
6. Clinical Support Worker
7. Community Health Worker
8. Patient Safety Officer
9. Mental Health Support Worker
10. Paediatric Nurse
11. HCA (Health Care Assistant)
12. Health and Safety Officer