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Guideline for
Medication Assistance
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE PROVIDERS
(LEVEL ? SERVICES)
Contents
Purpose
Medication Assistance Compliance Checklist ?-?
Principles of quality use of medicines in level?? residential serv ices ?
Why is quality use of medicines important?
Achieving quality use of medicines in level ? residential services
General principles for medication assistance
Medical decisions ?
Duty of care ?
Written consent ?-?
Privacy and con?dentiality ?
Record keeping and prescribed records ?-?
Sta? training ?-
Seven rights" for safe medication administration
Storage of medication and discrepancy reporting -
Secure storage of medication by a resident
Safe disposal of a resident"s medication
Refusal to take medication by a resident -
Dealing with and recording a medication incident
Assistance with medication in level?? residential services ?
Packaging of medication and directions ?
Handling medication ?-??
Routes of administration for which assistance may be provided ?? Routes of administration for which assistance should NOT be provided ??
Residents who self-medicate ??
When required" medication (pro re nata, PRN medication) ??-?? Non-prescription (over the counter, OTC) medication ??
Complementary and alternative therapies ??
Adverse reactions to medication ??
When a resident is temporarily o?-site ??
Quality use of medicines activities ?
Service agreement for supply of medication and associated professional s ervices ??
Medication review ??
Self-assessment ??
Medication audits ??
Resources ?
APPENDICES ........................................................................
Appendix ?:
Written request/consent for assistance with medication ?
Appendix ?:
Medication Record ?
Appendix ?:
Medication Distribution Record ?-?
Appendix ?:
Sta? Training Record ??
Appendix ?:
Medication Incident Report Form and Flowchart for responding to a medication error ??-??
Appendix ?:
Routes of administration for which assistance can be given ??-??
Appendix :
Medication Record (Temporarily O?-site) ??
Glossary ........................................................................
Current at October ????
Purpose
The Department of Communities, Housing and Digital Economy has developed this guideline in consultation with Queensland Health and Crown Law, to ensure the health and safety and basic freedoms of people living in residential services across Queensland who request assistance with their medication. The purpose of the guideline is also to support service providers to develop policies and procedures, implement safe practices and to minimise the risk of harm from inappropriate use of medication.
Regulatory Services regulates privately-owned
and operated boarding houses, aged rentals and supported accommodation, which are captured by the provisions of the Residential Services
Guideline for
Medication Assistance
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE PROVIDERS
(LEVEL ? SERVICES)
Contents
Purpose
Medication Assistance Compliance Checklist ?-?
Principles of quality use of medicines in level?? residential serv ices ?
Why is quality use of medicines important?
Achieving quality use of medicines in level ? residential services
General principles for medication assistance
Medical decisions ?
Duty of care ?
Written consent ?-?
Privacy and con?dentiality ?
Record keeping and prescribed records ?-?
Sta? training ?-
Seven rights" for safe medication administration
Storage of medication and discrepancy reporting -
Secure storage of medication by a resident
Safe disposal of a resident"s medication
Refusal to take medication by a resident -
Dealing with and recording a medication incident
Assistance with medication in level?? residential services ?
Packaging of medication and directions ?
Handling medication ?-??
Routes of administration for which assistance may be provided ?? Routes of administration for which assistance should NOT be provided ??
Residents who self-medicate ??
When required" medication (pro re nata, PRN medication) ??-?? Non-prescription (over the counter, OTC) medication ??
Complementary and alternative therapies ??
Adverse reactions to medication ??
When a resident is temporarily o?-site ??
Quality use of medicines activities ?
Service agreement for supply of medication and associated professional s ervices ??
Medication review ??
Self-assessment ??
Medication audits ??
Resources ?
APPENDICES ........................................................................
Appendix ?:
Written request/consent for assistance with medication ?
Appendix ?:
Medication Record ?
Appendix ?:
Medication Distribution Record ?-?
Appendix ?:
Sta? Training Record ??
Appendix ?:
Medication Incident Report Form and Flowchart for responding to a medication error ??-??
Appendix ?:
Routes of administration for which assistance can be given ??-??
Appendix :
Medication Record (Temporarily O?-site) ??
Glossary ........................................................................
Current at October ????
Purpose
The Department of Communities, Housing and Digital Economy has developed this guideline in consultation with Queensland Health and Crown Law, to ensure the health and safety and basic freedoms of people living in residential services across Queensland who request assistance with their medication. The purpose of the guideline is also to support service providers to develop policies and procedures, implement safe practices and to minimise the risk of harm from inappropriate use of medication.
Regulatory Services regulates privately-owned
and operated boarding houses, aged rentals and supported accommodation, which are captured by the provisions of the Residential Services