Course Aims – The course covers essential areas such as:
• Laws, legislation & medicines,
• Roles & responsibilities of staff,
• Medicine types, routes and how they work,
• Safe administration & management of medicines,
• Record keeping,
• Recognising & dealing with problems.

Learning Outcomes – Following successful course completion, trainees will be able to:
• Define different medicine categories,
• Describe prescription & labelling requirements,
• Understand the importance of dosage directions,
• List common medicine types & their uses
• Know support levels, role, rights and responsibilities with medication
• Explain different administration routes
• Safely select, administer, store & dispose of medicines,
• Maintain accurate records,
• Recognise some side-effects & what action to take
• Describe protocols for homely remedies & “when required” medicines.

Mapping – The topics covered in this course relate to information in the following official guidance and regulations:
• Health & Social Care Act (Regulated activities) 2014
• The Care Certificate – standard 13.5 includes “Understand Medication & Healthcare Tasks”
• CQC – Key Line of Enquiry S4 (proper and safe use of medicines)
• NICE – Management of Medicines in Care Homes, SC1 (March 2014)
• NICE – Managing medicines for adults receiving Social care in the Community, NG67 (March 2017)
• Qualifications & Credit Framework Unit HSC 3047 – “Support the use of medication in care settings”

Booking – This course is very popular, early booking is essential, please email or call to discuss your requirements:
• The cost is charged per delegate – excluding VAT.
• Minimum number of delegates per session is 8, maximum of 16.
• Depending on your location from the nearest pharmacist trainer, mileage may be chargeable @ 45p per mile. For distances over two hours from the nearest trainer, overnight expenses may be chargeable.

Fee & Booking Per delegate: £55 (+ VAT)

Please contact us for a no obligation chat on 07860 484270, email: admin@aitmedihelp.co.uk or use our contact form

Course Aims
To help ensure that care providers comply with, and provide evidence to, the Care Quality Commission (CQC) of staff competency in the administration of medicines.

The course covers essential areas such as:

• Refresh Foundation Learning
• Understand safe medicines management,
• Define competency with medication,
• Assess competency in different ways,
• Error/Near miss reduction.

Learning Outcomes – Following successful course completion, trainees will be able to:

• Outline medicine laws and regulator’s role
• Know where to find best practice guidance
• Refresh Foundation Learning
• Define competency with medication
• Describe stages of medicines management
• Accurately list and transcribe onto MAR records
• Manage medicine stock control safely
• List actions before, during and after administration
• Describe correct recording requirements
• Know various methods to assess staff competency
• Record, review and learn from errors and incidents

Mapping – The topics covered in this course relate to information in the following official guidance and regulations

• Health & Social Care Act (Regulated activities) 2014
• The Care Certificate – standard 13.5 includes “Understand Medication & Healthcare Tasks”
• CQC – Key Line of Enquiry S4 (proper and safe use of medicines)
• NICE – Management of Medicines in Care Homes, SC1 (March 2014)
• NICE – Managing medicines for adults receiving Social care in the Community, NG67 (March 2017)
• Qualifications & Credit Framework Unit HSC 3047 – “Support the use of medication in care settings”

Booking – This course is becoming increasingly popular, please email or call to discuss your requirements:

• The cost is charged per delegate excluding VAT.
• Minimum number of delegates per session is 8 maximum of 16
• Depending on your location from the nearest pharmacist trainer, mileage may be chargeable @ 45p per mile. For distances over two hours from the nearest trainer, overnight expenses may be chargeable.

Fee & Booking Per delegate: £85 (+ VAT).

Please contact us for a no obligation chat on 07860 484270, email: admin@aitmedihelp.co.uk or use our contact form

Course Aims – The course covers essential areas such as:

• Laws, legislation & medicines,
• Roles & responsibilities of staff,
• Safe handling, administration & management of medicines,
• Record keeping,
• Recognising & dealing with problems.

Learning Outcomes – Following successful course completion, trainees will be able to:

• Outline medicine laws and legal categories,
• Describe prescription & labelling requirements,
• Describe protocols for homely remedies & “when required” medicines,
• Recognise important dose directions,
• Know support levels, rights and responsibilities with medicines,
• Understand safe storage & disposal of medicines,
• Refresh the “six rights” of administration
• Keep & maintain accurate records,
• Know best practices with common medicines,
• Recognise some side-effects & your role.

Mapping – The topics covered in this course relate to information in the following official guidance and regulations

• Health & Social Care Act (Regulated activities) 2014
• The Care Certificate – standard 13.5 includes “Understand Medication & Healthcare Tasks”
• CQC – Key Line of Enquiry S4 (proper and safe use of medicines)
• NICE – Management of Medicines in Care Homes, SC1 (March 2014)
• NICE – Managing medicines for adults receiving Social care in the Community, NG67 (March 2017)
• Qualifications & Credit Framework Unit HSC 3047 – “Support the use of medication in care settings”

Booking – This course is very popular, early booking is essential, please email or call to discuss your requirements:

• The cost is charged per delegate excluding VAT
• Minimum number of delegates per session is 8, maximum of 16
• Depending on your location from the nearest pharmacist trainer, mileage may be chargeable @ 45p per mile. For distances over two hours from the nearest trainer, overnight expenses may be chargeable.

Fee & Booking per delegate: £45 (+ VAT).

Please contact us for a no obligation chat on 07860 484270, email: admin@aitmedihelp.co.uk or use our contact form

Course Aims – The course covers essential areas such as:

• Laws, legislation & medicines,
• Roles & responsibilities of staff,
• Safe handling, administration & management of PRN medicines,
• Record keeping,
• Recognising & dealing with problems.

Learning Outcomes – Following successful course completion, learners will be able to:

• Know the importance of person-centred PRN care plans,
• Recognise best practice & exemplary PRN protocols,
• Understand the PRN process – assessment/monitoring/review,
• Define PRN medicines and list examples,
• Correctly record PRN administration,
• Understand the importance of collaboration with a multi-disciplinary team,
• Know process for ordering, discontinuing and managing stock & any changes

Mapping – The topics covered in this course relate to information in the following official guidance and regulations:

• Health & Social Care Act (Regulated activities) 2014
• The Care Certificate – standard 13.5 includes “Understand Medication & Healthcare Tasks”
• CQC – Key Line of Enquiry S4 (proper and safe use of medicines)
• NICE – Management of Medicines in Care Homes, SC1 (March 2014)
• NICE – Managing medicines for adults receiving Social care in the Community, NG67 (March 2017)
• Qualifications & Credit Framework Unit HSC 3047 – “Support the use of medication in care settings”

Booking – Please email or call to discuss your requirements:

• The cost is charged per delegate excluding VAT
• Minimum number of delegates per session is 8, maximum of 16
• Depending on your location from the nearest pharmacist trainer, mileage may be chargeable @ 45p per mile. For distances over two hours from the nearest trainer, overnight expenses may be chargeable.

Fee & Booking per delegate: £50 (+ VAT).

Please contact us for a no obligation chat on 07860 484270, email: admin@aitmedihelp.co.uk or use our contact form

Course Aims –

This half day (4hrs approx) course was developed to help Social Workers, Best Interests Assessors and care managers/team leaders in the decision making process when collaborating with healthcare professionals. It includes some of the more complex medication topics such as:

• Medicines used in Dementia
• “when required” medication protocols
• Covert administration, Liberty Protection Safeguards (LPS)
• Medicine choices with dysphagia, and
• The use of anti-psychotics

Booking – Early booking is essential, please email or call to discuss your requirements

• The cost is charged per course excluding VAT
• No minimum number of delegates, maximum of 16
• Depending on your location from the nearest pharmacist trainer, mileage may be chargeable @ 45p per mile. For distances over two hours from the nearest trainer, overnight expenses may be chargeable.

Fee & Booking: £400 per session (+VAT)

Please contact us for a no obligation chat on 07860 484270, email: admin@aitmedihelp.co.uk or use our contact form

Course Aims – The course covers essential areas such as:

• Understand CD Laws, Regulations & medicines,
• Ensure proper storage/disposal of CDs
• Maintain accurate CD records
• Handle & Administer CDs safely
• Report & manage incidents effectively
• Implement best practices in CD Management

Booking – Please email or call to discuss your requirements:

• The cost is charged per delegate excluding VAT
• Minimum number of delegates per session is 8, maximum of 16
• Depending on your location from the nearest pharmacist trainer, mileage may be chargeable @ 45p per mile. For distances over two hours from the nearest trainer, overnight expenses may be chargeable.

Fee & Booking per delegate: £50 (+ VAT).

Please contact us for a no obligation chat on 07860 484270, email: admin@aitmedihelp.co.uk or use our contact form

Course Aims – The course covers essential areas such as:

• Identify Causes and Types of Epilepsy
• Describe Seizure Management and Emergency Response
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• Explain and Demonstrate the use of Buccal Midazolam

Fee & Booking per course: £490 (+ VAT).

Minimum number of delegates per session is 8, maximum of 14
Depending on your location from the nearest pharmacist trainer, mileage may be chargeable @ 45p per mile. For distances over two hours from the nearest trainer, overnight expenses may be chargeable.

Booking – Please email or call to discuss your requirements:

Please contact us for a no obligation chat on 07860 484270, email: admin@aitmedihelp.co.uk or use our contact form

Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
1. Identify Causes and Types of Epilepsy
•       Know what epilepsy is.
•       Recognize common causes (e.g. genetic, acquired, developmental).
•      Distinguish between different types of seizures & know what status epilepticus is
2. Describe Seizure Management and Emergency Response
•       Know treatment options.
•       Perform basic seizure first aid
•       Know person-centred seizure care management plans
•       Recognize triggers, document seizure history, and follow post-seizure recovery steps.
•       Identify when to seek emergency help (e.g., seizures lasting 5+ minutes, breathing issues).
3. Explain and Demonstrate the use of Buccal Midazolam
•       Understand midazolam’s role as a rescue medication for prolonged seizures.
•       Demonstrate safe buccal administration techniques, including dosage and positioning.
Know post-administration monitoring and when to seek further medical support