Aged Care Capability Co.
Top 20 Commonly Encountered Medications in Aged Care
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These resources are general in nature and do not substitute for professional advice. Always follow your organisation's policies and procedures.
What's included
Facilitator Guide
Sixteen pages of teaching notes, group activities and role clarity workshops.
Learner Guide & Workbook
Twenty pages of education, case studies and reflection exercises.
Tools & Summaries
Medication group summaries, the MEDS Check framework and a case study.
Presentation & Evidence
Ten ready-to-deliver slides with a six-page evidence and source list.
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See exactly what's inside before you buy:
- The MEDS Check framework: Monitor, Evaluate, Document, Share and escalate
- Why older people are more vulnerable to medication side effects
- High-risk medicines and the APINCHS framework
- Sample drug profiles: NSAIDs, antiplatelets, anticoagulants, metformin, insulin, antipsychotics and benzodiazepines
- Objective documentation examples and role clarity for care workers, ENs and RNs
- Full details of the complete bundle contents
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Your complete education package will be sent by secure Filemail link to your nominated email within two business days of payment being received. Select your site licence before adding to cart.
These resources are general in nature, do not replace clinical judgement or professional medical advice, and should be reviewed and adapted to your organisation's policies before use.