Critically examine Administration of Medications policies and present the strengths and weaknesses.

Q: Explain the what are the roles of pharmacist in medication safety. Explain each.

A: Medication safety is the safe and quality usage of medicine. Pharmacists have a great role to…

Q: How we can diffrentiate betweer rational and irrational prescriptions?

A: Prescription is an instruction to a pharmacist which is always written or given by a medical…

Q: Develop a chart for each of the topics listed below. Compare and contrast and provide examples for…

A: Drugs are chemical compounds. The chemical compounds that are used to treat diseases and infections…

Q: Discuss the role of nonprescription drugs, specifically herbals and dietary supplements, in the…

A: Non-prescription drugs are also known as over-the-counter drugs (OTC). These are the drugs that do…

Q: Discuss the mechanisms of action, dosages, indications, routes of administration, contraindications,…

A: Parkinson's disease (PD) is a chronic neurodegenerative disorder that is caused by the deficiency of…

Q: Strengths and weeknesses of Administration of Dangerous Drugs policy in the hospital/healthcare…

A: Individual drug users are the primary victims of drug misuse, which is a worldwide problem. However,…

Q: Identify agencies concerned with prevention of and response to medication errors.

A: The medical error refers to any adverse event that occurs in a healthcare setting at any point of…

Q: Summarize the various teaching and learning principles appropriate to patient education and drug…

A: Education referred to as a systemic, logical, and scientifically based action comprised of two…

Q: List two safety policies and procedures that can minimize medication errors. These can include…

A: Medication errors are referred to as the failure in the process of treatment (due to error in…

Q: Develop patient education guidelines for patients taking psychotherapeutic drug

A: Psychotherapeutic drugs are the drugs that are used to treat the patient with psychosis. These…

Q: Critically examine Administration of Dangerous Drugs policy and present the strengths and…

A: Dangerous drug are drug which are unsafe,other than a controlled substance. In April 2015,the…

Q: explain root cause analysis of medication error volunteers, health care workers, doctors, nurses and…

A: We all know that education is our best protection. If we have any questions or need clarification on…

Q: Discuss the way in which the responsive and action dimensions interrelate in maintaining a…

A: The formation of pleasant clinician-patient encounters is facilitated by therapeutic interpersonal…

Q: Discuss how the Induction policy for the antenatal ward, handwashing policy and Administration of…

A: The procedure of artificially inducing labor in a pregnant woman in terms of delivering a baby is…

Q: Develop a nursing care plan incorporating all phases of the nursing process related to the…

A: The nursing process is a critical thinking process used by a professional nurse. It facilitates the…

Q: medication error because of patients and their families mistakes explain how to overcome?…

A: Medication errors either from the part of a Healthcare professional or by mistake of a patient or…

Q: Describe the possible ethical conflict with managed care and patient's to treatment

A: Managed care plans are kind of insurence for health , they work with healthcare workers and provide…

Q: Explain the patient-centered model of health and illness.

A: In patient-centered model, a person's particular wellbeing needs and wanted wellbeing results are…

Q: During the medication administration process, it is important that the nurse remembers which…

A: Safe medical administration while maintaining accuracy is the topmost priority of a nurse as…

Q: Explain knowledge and application of the safe administration, ordering, receiving, storage and…

A: PATIENT GROUP DIRECTIVE- Patient group directions ( PGDs ) are written instructions to assist…

Q: Discuss the importance of patient education in the safe and efficient administration of drugs (e.g.,…

A: The process of delivering health information to the patients and their caregivers by the health…

Q: Discuss how handwashing, Administration of Medication and Induction policies in the hospital or…

A: CLINICAL GOVERNANCE-  it is the approach to maintain and improve the quality of service in the…

Q: .What kinds of patient information should be available to clinicians? Insurers?…

A: Patient information is considered valuable and confidential. Sharing identifiable information of the…

Q: Administration of Dangerous Drugs policy in the hospital/healthcare settings

A: The Jamaican government revised its drug law, the Dangerous Drugs Act (DDA), to decriminalise…

Q: Define the following terminologies:  Information technology Informatics Health informatics

A: Here we should have to define the terminologies that is information technology, informatics and…

Q: Develop a nursing care plan that includes all phases of the nursing process for patients taking…

A: Nausea and vomiting are associated with gastrointestinal disorders. Various stimuli can induce…

Q: What types of Complementary and alternative medicine therapies might help the patient Reduce stress…

A: A drug, often known as a medicine, is a chemical compound that has a biological effect on the human…

Q: t cause analysis of medication error volunteers, health care workers, doctors, nurses and patients…

A: We all know that education is our best protection. If we have any questions or need clarification on…

Q: The nurse is conducting a health teaching to a patient during administration of a drug. Which of the…

A: Here, a nurse is conducting a health talk regarding the adverse effects of drug administration. Now…

Q: Describe one advantage and one disadvantage to using traditional medicine as an approach to medical…

A: These refers to health practices, approaches , knowledge and beliefs incorporating plant, animal and…

Q: Discuss the steps for revising a plan of care before performing implementation ?

A: Nursing process It is organized systematically as it includes five standard steps to assess and…

Q: Explain the different parts of a prescription:

A: We have to explain the different parts of prescription.

Q: Describe a patient situations where one drug delivery approach would have advantages over another…

A: Drug delivery involves several approaches, formulations, technologies, etc that are involved in the…

Q: Critically examine handwashing policies in the healthcare settings and present the strengths and…

A: One among the 'Standard infection control precautions’ is hand washing policy, which aims to…

Q: Develop a complete patient teaching plan as part of a comprehensive nursing care plan for drug…

A: The nursing care plan consists of interventions for resolving the drug therapy issues, achieving the…

Q: Explain how legal and ethical frameworks underpin safe and effective medicines management and…

A: Legal behavior is a written and interpreted law provided by the courts that are to be followed by…

Q: Give 5 importance of Essential Drugs to the health care system

A: Essential medicines or drugs are the substances that satisfies the prior health needs of the people.…

Q: Critically examine the Administration of Dangerous Drug policy and present the strengths and…

A: Dangerous drug: These are the substances which may have very low therapeutic dose range and have…

Q: Q: Which topic must be considered every time regulations are created or analyzed in relation to…

A: The purpose of healthcare regulation is to ensure the protection of the public from unethical,…

Q: Outline some important factors to consider in drug therapy.

A: An antimicrobial therapy either kills or inhibits the growth of microorganisms such as bacteria,…

Q: Discuss the differences between prescription drugs, over-the-counter (OTC) drugs, herbals, and…

A: A drug could be a substance that's utilized to analyze, treat, anticipate, or reduce the impacts of…

Q: Discuss the nurse’s role in the development of new and investigational drugs and the informed…

A: The function of the nurse in the synthesis of newer and experimental medications is as follows:…