Information
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Audit Title
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Document No.
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Client / Site
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Prepared by
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Location
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Personnel
Assessment
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When giving oral medications, do you need to wash / gel your hands before and after the procedure?
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Do clients need to sit up for oral medication?
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Is it necessary to check a client has swallowed their medications?
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Do you need to gently shake liquid medications?
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Do you need to wash the the inhaler spacer after use?
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Do you need to wear gloves when administrating eye drops?
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Are eye drops stored in the locked cabinet?
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Do you sign the medication chart before the client has taken their medication?
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Is it necessary to take the medication chart with you when you give medications?
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Would you give over the counter medications ordered by a doctor in a Webster pack?
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Can you give medications from a sample pack?
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Do you need to sign and record the time of the medication administration?
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Can clients have more than one Webster pack?
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Are PRN medications in a Webster pack?
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Does the Webster pack have the clients name on it?
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Are all Webster packs labelled with a medication name and description?
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Does the pharmacy need to repackage medications taken from the square Webster pack?
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Can you give a medication without a prescription?
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Can you give medications provided by family members?
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Do you need to call the supervisor or case manager if you make a medication error?
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Do you need to complete an incident form for any medication error?
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Do you know where the poisons information number is located?
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Can you give insulin if you have not had diabetes training?
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