CBRF Medication Administration Course
CBRF Medication Administration Course
Many residents in community settings require assistance with their medication administration and staff play a key role in the process of assuring they receive the medication correctly. Administration of medication is an important job. Some studies have shown that as much as 40% of medication is administered incorrectly in long-term care facilities. Learning how to administer medications correctly is a serious responsibility and the residents rely on staff to keep them safe.
CBRF Medication Administration Course Objectives
This Community Based Residential Facility (CBRF) training covers a wide range of topics, all designed to provide the information and skills necessary to properly administer medications to those in your care. Topics in this course include:
- Resident Rights
- Policies and Procedures
- Delegated Procedures
- Medication Management
- Medical Terms and Abbreviations
- Medication Packaging
- Labeling and Storage
- Types of Medications
- Medication Administration
CBRF Medication Administration Course Length
There are 14 hours of instruction, which includes DVD and hands-on instruction, as well as written and skills tests.
Intended Audience
We encourage individuals who are seeking employment or are currently employed at a CBRF facility in the State of Wisconsin. Also, you must be at least 18 years of age to participate in this course.
Pricing
CBRF Medication Administration Course: $175