Four more new medicines management Standard Operating Procedures have been posted for urgent consultation today. They are: · SOP for Record Keeping and CD Register Entries SOP for Controlled Drug Reconciliation · SOP for Disposal of Controlled Drugs · SOP for Administration of Controlled Drugs – The documents can be viewed at http://www.secamb.nhs.uk/staf
Four more new medicines management Standard Operating Procedures have been posted for urgent consultation today. They are: · SOP for Record Keeping and CD Register Entries SOP for Controlled Drug Reconciliation · SOP for Disposal of Controlled Drugs · SOP for Administration of Controlled Drugs – The documents can be viewed at http://www.secamb.nhs.uk/staf
Four more new medicines management Standard Operating Procedures have been posted for urgent consultation today. They are: · SOP for Record Keeping and CD Register Entries SOP for Controlled Drug Reconciliation · SOP for Disposal of Controlled Drugs · SOP for Administration of Controlled Drugs – The documents can be viewed at http://www.secamb.nhs.uk/staf
NHS Improvement has issued a Patient Safety Alert regarding the need to support safer care for full-term babies. While the decision to admit neonates usually occurs within the maternity unit/team, staff should be aware of this alert as babies born in the community who are conveyed to hospital are in scope for this alert. While some term baby admissions are entirely appropriate (for example babies
NHS Improvement has issued a Patient Safety Alert regarding the need to support safer care for full-term babies. While the decision to admit neonates usually occurs within the maternity unit/team, staff should be aware of this alert as babies born in the community who are conveyed to hospital are in scope for this alert. While some term baby admissions are entirely appropriate (for example babies
NHS Improvement has issued a Patient Safety Alert regarding the need to support safer care for full-term babies. While the decision to admit neonates usually occurs within the maternity unit/team, staff should be aware of this alert as babies born in the community who are conveyed to hospital are in scope for this alert. While some term baby admissions are entirely appropriate (for example babies
NHS Improvement has issued a Patient Safety Alert regarding the need to support safer care for full-term babies. While the decision to admit neonates usually occurs within the maternity unit/team, staff should be aware of this alert as babies born in the community who are conveyed to hospital are in scope for this alert. While some term baby admissions are entirely appropriate (for example babies
NHS Improvement has issued a Patient Safety Alert regarding the need to support safer care for full-term babies. While the decision to admit neonates usually occurs within the maternity unit/team, staff should be aware of this alert as babies born in the community who are conveyed to hospital are in scope for this alert. While some term baby admissions are entirely appropriate (for example babies
Two new medicines management Standard Operating Procedures have been posted for urgent consultation today. They are: Standard Operating Procedure for Changing Security Codes for Medicines Storage and Procedure for the use of time expired medications in education and training The documents can be viewed at http://www.secamb.nhs.uk/staff_zone/my_secamb/policies_and_procedures/your_views_sought.aspx
Two new medicines management Standard Operating Procedures have been posted for urgent consultation today. They are: Standard Operating Procedure for Changing Security Codes for Medicines Storage and Procedure for the use of time expired medications in education and training The documents can be viewed at http://www.secamb.nhs.uk/staff_zone/my_secamb/policies_and_procedures/your_views_sought.aspx