Online Training

Medication Awareness Online

An online course for professional carers who support individuals with medication, covering safe administration, storage, documentation, legislation, and error prevention to help staff work confidently and compliantly.

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Duration

1-3 Hours

1-3 hour online session covering medication awareness

Format

Online

Modular, self placed

Location

Dumfries and Galloway

Anywhere in Dumfries and Galloway

Certificate

Valid For 3 Years

CTC certified

How the course runs

  1. Enrol and access the course online
    After booking, you'll receive instant access to the online learning platform. The course is structured into interactive modules, start immediately and return at any time from any device. No materials or prior knowledge required.

  2. Work through interactive modules at your own pace
    Each module covers a specific aspect of medication awareness, from types of medication and safe administration through to storage, disposal, documentation, and legislation. Real-life scenarios are used throughout to bring the content to life. Most learners complete the course in one to two hours.

  3. Complete knowledge checks as you go
    Built-in knowledge checks at the end of each module reinforce your understanding before you move on. These aren't high-stakes assessments, they're designed to help learning stick.

  4. Complete the end of course assessment
    A short online assessment at the end of the course confirms your understanding of the key topics. This is a straightforward knowledge check, not an exam requiring separate preparation.

  5. Download your certificate
    On successful completion, your certificate is available to download immediately, supporting your workplace compliance records and SSSC professional development requirements.



What you'll learn

Understanding the principles of safe medication administration in care settings

Recognising different types of medication and their common uses

Following correct procedures for storage, handling and disposal of medication

Identifying common side effects and adverse reactions to watch for

Identifying common side effects and adverse reactions to watch for

Maintaining accurate medication records and documentation

Understanding relevant legislation and current best practice guidelines

Certificate


CTC Certified for 3 years
Assessed through practical demonstrations and knowledge checks throughout the course. Successful completion earns a certificate valid for 3 years, and the training can be recorded as part of your SSSC Continuous Professional Learning (CPL). Renew through further training when your certificate expires.

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Meeting your training needs

The training offered will change over different periods of the year and in relation to changes in practice, we need to keep this fresh & up to date.

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