MTA048

Level 3 Control and Administration of Medication Online Course

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This online Control and Administration of Medication course provides all the knowledge requirements for the safe control, handling and administration of medicines in social and domiciliary care environments.

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  • Course Type E-Learning
  • Course Duration 3 Hours
  • Course Access 12 Months
  • Awarded By The CPD Group
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This online Control and Administration of Medication course provides all the knowledge requirements for the safe control, handling and administration of medicines in social and domiciliary care environments.

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Get work ready with our Level 3 Control and Administration of Medication course today!

This Level 3 Control and Administration of medication online course provides all the knowledge requirements for the safe control, handling and administration of medicines in social and domiciliary care environments.

This course is designed for managers or senior care workers to enable them to supervise or undertake the administration of medicines in their particular care setting and in accordance with current legal requirements. This course meets the requirements for and covers in its entirety the Learning Outcomes for the “Knowledge Set for Medication” as defined by Skills for Care and Development in 2005.

Following successful completion, individuals must be observed by a designated person to competently administer a range of medicines. 

Aims of this course

On completion of this Control and Administration of Medication level 3 online course, you will be able to:

  • Describe the key legislation and guidance relating to the safe handling of medicines
  • Identify how organisational policies and procedures ensure the safe handling of medicines
  • For a range of care settings and both medical and non-medical care staff, outline the process for the prescribing, dispensing, obtaining and checking of medicines
  • Outline the range of support and guidance available relating to medicines and explain the importance of confidentiality relating to disclosure about individuals medication
  • Identify the types, purpose and classification of medicines commonly administered
  • Explain the routes by which medicines may be administered, the related rules for administration and level of competence required
  • Outline the importance of checking for, recognising and reporting effects that can occur as a result of an adverse reaction, a contraindication or an interaction between medicines
  • Explain the need to gain consent and undertake risk assessment prior to the self or secondary administration of medicines
  • Describe the importance of the preparation for and administration of medicines to ensure accuracy
  • Identify the importance of accurate recording for the administration and refusal of medicines and administration errors
  • Recognise the requirements to validate the accuracy of safe storage and recording for medicines and for their safe disposage.

The modules covered in this Level 3Control and Administration of Medication course are as follows:

1. Controlling Medicines

This comprehensive programme of study covers the knowledge a manager or senior care worker needs to enable them to supervise or undertake the administration of medicines in their care establishment, in accordance with current legal and organizational requirements.

The programme will focus primarily on the:

  • Legislation relating to the control, handling, and administration of medicines.
  • Differences between policies and procedures and their importance in relation to medication processes.
  • Roles, responsibilities, and boundaries for the practice of individuals in relation to the control, handling, and administration of medicines.
  • Types of medicines prescribed and their related routes of administration.
  • Safe practices relating to the control, handling, and administration of medicines.

To provide a rounded learning experience, we have added a few extra topics relating to the administration of medicines. These are not identified within the Skills for Care Knowledge Set and will not be formally assessed. They are optional components included for individuals who have an interest in the subjects and who may have clients with specific needs in relation to medication.

2. Managing Medicines

Before any medicine can be administered, it must be prescribed, collected, and logged into the care establishment's records and systems. This section will look at these processes and explore the roles of various members of the care team.

We will explore the:

  • Prescribing, dispensing, obtaining, and checking of medicines and the roles that various members of the care team play, as well as the role of the care worker in a variety of care settings.
  • Importance of seeking guidance and support when queries arise in relation to medicines and related doses. We will also identify appropriate sources for guidance and support.
  • Need for confidentiality and the rules for disclosure of information relating to an individual's medication.

3. Types of Medicine

Medicines are taken for many different reasons, such as to:

  • Treat a condition - e.g. an antibiotic to treat an infection.
  • Control a condition - e.g. a medicine to lower blood pressure.
  • Treat the symptoms of a condition - e.g. a painkiller for toothache.
  • Prevent illness - e.g. a vaccination against disease.

When it comes to administering medicines, the more knowledgeable the practitioner, the safer they will be. To help you gain the knowledge required to support your practice, this section will examine:

  • The range and type of medicines you will administer and their purpose and legal classification.
  • The routes by which medicines are administered.
  • The signs and symptoms of side effects and adverse reactions to medicines.
  • The importance of checking for and understanding contraindications and interactions between various medicines.

4. Medicine Administration

In this section of the programme, we will explore three key areas, namely the:

  1. Importance of seeking consent and ensuring appropriate risk assessment prior to the administration of medicines, whether the medicines are administered by the service user themselves or a designated member of the care team.
  2. Administration and control of the medicines, with specific focus on:
  • Preparation
  • Administration
  • Recording (including medicines administered or refused and administration errors).
  1. Audit process to ensure safe and accurate:
  • Storage and disposal of medicines
  • Stock control.

Why train with us?

  • Quick and easy to complete.
  • Course created by experts.
  • Accredited by The CPD Accreditation Group
  • 100% online, learn at your own time and pace
  • Translates into over 100 different languages
  • Free Retakes.
  • Download and print your accredited CPD certificate on successful completion.

Course accreditations

This control and administration of medication course is accredited by the CPD Group as conforming to universally accepted Continuing Professional Development (CPD) guidelines.

Learn with confidence

We’re so certain that you’ll get great value from our Level 3 Control and Administration of Medication course that we offer a 14 Day 100% Money Back Guarantee.

Our students frequently recommend our courses to their friends, family and colleagues, so it’s vitally important to us that you are 100% satisfied with the service you receive from My Training Academy.

If you’re not entirely satisfied, then you will receive a full refund.

Click the “Add to Basket” button to book your course today.

Bulk discounts

Bulk discounts are available on purchases of 10 or more courses.

If you wish to discuss a large individual order for this course, and/or would like to be invoiced in advance, please call our sales team on 0808 175 1269 to make an enquiry.

Who is this course for?

This Control and Administration of Medication course is designed for any individual wishing to pursue or enhance their career in Health and Social Care.

Our e-learning is a cost-effective and successful approach for many individuals and teams. It provides a flexible learning method, allowing candidates to schedule learning at a time that suits them and fits in with other commitments; ideal for those who find it difficult to take time away from their workplace. It also allows candidates to work at their own pace, and revisit sections of the course as often as needed, leading to a fuller understanding of all the topics covered.

In addition, there are none of the high costs of travel and accommodation associated with courses at an external venue.

Course Assessment Process

Exams and Accreditation Features:

  • This Control and Administration of Medication course is accredited by The CPD Group
  • Our Online test will be multiple choice. You can retake the test at no extra cost to improve your grade.
  • An accredited certificate is awarded upon completion which enable you to obtain certified CPD hours
  • All evidence of learning and certification will remain on our system for your future reference.

Got a question about exams? Contact our course advisors by email or by phone on 0808 175 1269. We're happy to help!

Requirements

Our Control and Administration of Medication training works on all devices including Mobile phones, IPad’s, Android tablets, Macs and PC’s.

For the best viewing experience on our state-of-the-art eLearning platform we recommend an internet connection of 10Mbps or better. Please also use Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox as your browser with Adobe Flash Player.

Looking for more information?
What is the structure of the course?
The Control and Administration of Medication course is broken down into bite-sized modules. You're free to spend as much or as little time as you feel necessary on each section, simply log in and out of the course at your convenience.
Where / when can I study the course?
You can study the course any time you like. Simply log in and out of the web-based course as often as you require. The course is compatible with all computers and most tablet devices etc. so you can even study while on the move! As long as you have access to the internet, you should be able to study anywhere that's convenient.
Is there a test at the end of the course?
Once you have completed all the modules there is a multiple choice test. The questions will be on a range of topics found within the modules. The test, like the course, is online and can be taken at a time and location of your choosing.
What if I don't pass the test?
If you don’t pass the test first time then you will get further opportunities to take the test again after extra study. There are no limits to the number of times you can take the test. All test retakes are included within the price of the course.


When will I receive my certificate?
Once you have completed your test you can log in to your account and download/print your certificate any time you need it.
How long does it take to complete the course?
We estimate that the entire program is likely to take around 2-4 hours to work through initially, but you may want to allow more time to repeat some areas. You should allow an additional 30 minutes for the end of course test.
If we haven't answered your questions, please submit a question. We are happy to help and answer any questions you might have.
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Course Outline

The Control and Administration of Medication Level 3 course is organised into the following modules:

  1. Controlling Medicines
  2. Managing Medicines
  3. Types of Medicines
  4. Medicine Administration
Training Features

E-Learning Format

This eLearning is accessed through a dedicated learner portal. Your course material is presented in an interactive and easy to follow presentation enabling you to study at your own pace.

The course is divided into simple sections with a short quiz at the end of each to test your knowledge. Once you have progressed through each of the course sections you can complete an end of course quiz which consists of multiple-choice questions based on the material that you have studied.

Once you have completed your eLearning you'll be able to download your fully accredited CPD certificate (PDF format) directly from your learning account.

Test Retakes

If you don't pass the first time, don't worry, you can resist the test as many times as required - until you pass.

Payment Options

For purchases of 1 to 9 user enrolments select the number of users you require and add the course to your shopping basket by selecting Add to Basket. You will then be able to make payment using most credit and debit cards or a PayPal account. Once payment is confirmed, we’ll process your order and email your course login instructions.

For a licence for 10 or more user enrolments, discounts, or if you would like to pay by BACs transfer or by invoice, please contact us on 0808 175 1269 or email sales@mytrainingacademy.org.uk.

TOTUM PRO Card

All students enrolled on this course are eligible to apply for a TOTUM PRO Card, which offers discounts in a wide range of shops and websites, helping you get money off food, holidays and flights, clothes, make-up gym memberships and much more.

TOTUM PRO card is aimed at professional learners, giving you access to exclusive discounts. Explore the full list of offers.

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Get work ready with our Level 3 Control and Administration of Medication course today!

This Level 3 Control and Administration of medication online course provides all the knowledge requirements for the safe control, handling and administration of medicines in social and domiciliary care environments.

This course is designed for managers or senior care workers to enable them to supervise or undertake the administration of medicines in their particular care setting and in accordance with current legal requirements. This course meets the requirements for and covers in its entirety the Learning Outcomes for the “Knowledge Set for Medication” as defined by Skills for Care and Development in 2005.

Following successful completion, individuals must be observed by a designated person to competently administer a range of medicines. 

Aims of this course

On completion of this Control and Administration of Medication level 3 online course, you will be able to:

  • Describe the key legislation and guidance relating to the safe handling of medicines
  • Identify how organisational policies and procedures ensure the safe handling of medicines
  • For a range of care settings and both medical and non-medical care staff, outline the process for the prescribing, dispensing, obtaining and checking of medicines
  • Outline the range of support and guidance available relating to medicines and explain the importance of confidentiality relating to disclosure about individuals medication
  • Identify the types, purpose and classification of medicines commonly administered
  • Explain the routes by which medicines may be administered, the related rules for administration and level of competence required
  • Outline the importance of checking for, recognising and reporting effects that can occur as a result of an adverse reaction, a contraindication or an interaction between medicines
  • Explain the need to gain consent and undertake risk assessment prior to the self or secondary administration of medicines
  • Describe the importance of the preparation for and administration of medicines to ensure accuracy
  • Identify the importance of accurate recording for the administration and refusal of medicines and administration errors
  • Recognise the requirements to validate the accuracy of safe storage and recording for medicines and for their safe disposage.

The modules covered in this Level 3Control and Administration of Medication course are as follows:

1. Controlling Medicines

This comprehensive programme of study covers the knowledge a manager or senior care worker needs to enable them to supervise or undertake the administration of medicines in their care establishment, in accordance with current legal and organizational requirements.

The programme will focus primarily on the:

  • Legislation relating to the control, handling, and administration of medicines.
  • Differences between policies and procedures and their importance in relation to medication processes.
  • Roles, responsibilities, and boundaries for the practice of individuals in relation to the control, handling, and administration of medicines.
  • Types of medicines prescribed and their related routes of administration.
  • Safe practices relating to the control, handling, and administration of medicines.

To provide a rounded learning experience, we have added a few extra topics relating to the administration of medicines. These are not identified within the Skills for Care Knowledge Set and will not be formally assessed. They are optional components included for individuals who have an interest in the subjects and who may have clients with specific needs in relation to medication.

2. Managing Medicines

Before any medicine can be administered, it must be prescribed, collected, and logged into the care establishment's records and systems. This section will look at these processes and explore the roles of various members of the care team.

We will explore the:

  • Prescribing, dispensing, obtaining, and checking of medicines and the roles that various members of the care team play, as well as the role of the care worker in a variety of care settings.
  • Importance of seeking guidance and support when queries arise in relation to medicines and related doses. We will also identify appropriate sources for guidance and support.
  • Need for confidentiality and the rules for disclosure of information relating to an individual's medication.

3. Types of Medicine

Medicines are taken for many different reasons, such as to:

  • Treat a condition - e.g. an antibiotic to treat an infection.
  • Control a condition - e.g. a medicine to lower blood pressure.
  • Treat the symptoms of a condition - e.g. a painkiller for toothache.
  • Prevent illness - e.g. a vaccination against disease.

When it comes to administering medicines, the more knowledgeable the practitioner, the safer they will be. To help you gain the knowledge required to support your practice, this section will examine:

  • The range and type of medicines you will administer and their purpose and legal classification.
  • The routes by which medicines are administered.
  • The signs and symptoms of side effects and adverse reactions to medicines.
  • The importance of checking for and understanding contraindications and interactions between various medicines.

4. Medicine Administration

In this section of the programme, we will explore three key areas, namely the:

  1. Importance of seeking consent and ensuring appropriate risk assessment prior to the administration of medicines, whether the medicines are administered by the service user themselves or a designated member of the care team.
  2. Administration and control of the medicines, with specific focus on:
  • Preparation
  • Administration
  • Recording (including medicines administered or refused and administration errors).
  1. Audit process to ensure safe and accurate:
  • Storage and disposal of medicines
  • Stock control.

Why train with us?

  • Quick and easy to complete.
  • Course created by experts.
  • Accredited by The CPD Accreditation Group
  • 100% online, learn at your own time and pace
  • Translates into over 100 different languages
  • Free Retakes.
  • Download and print your accredited CPD certificate on successful completion.

Course accreditations

This control and administration of medication course is accredited by the CPD Group as conforming to universally accepted Continuing Professional Development (CPD) guidelines.

Learn with confidence

We’re so certain that you’ll get great value from our Level 3 Control and Administration of Medication course that we offer a 14 Day 100% Money Back Guarantee.

Our students frequently recommend our courses to their friends, family and colleagues, so it’s vitally important to us that you are 100% satisfied with the service you receive from My Training Academy.

If you’re not entirely satisfied, then you will receive a full refund.

Click the “Add to Basket” button to book your course today.

Bulk discounts

Bulk discounts are available on purchases of 10 or more courses.

If you wish to discuss a large individual order for this course, and/or would like to be invoiced in advance, please call our sales team on 0808 175 1269 to make an enquiry.

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