Handling Of Medication Policy Analysis

The Human Rights Act 1998 enacted in the UK on October 2000 and has stipulated that that all those who uses health care company are to be cared for with respect and their needs are to be met. Moreover, this suggest that all medication must be given its safest form in protecting Mr. B from negative clinical outcome. Also, The Disability

Discrimination Act 1995 makes mention that a person who has issues in swallowing tablets, he or she can request for their medication to be in liquid rather than capsule or pill. However, according to Drugwise (2016) The Disability Discrimination Act 1995 is to prevent the non-medical use of a number of drugs, in which it controls not just the medicinal drugs but also the drugs that has no medical use. In
Handling of Medication Policy and Codes of Practice
It is a priority for all health and social care professionals to comply with the medication policy and codes of practice with the administering of medication to Mr. B. According to NHS (2010) medication policy is a required and a necessity for the safety and securing the handling of medicines. It is mandatory for all care professionals to have the knowledge and the skills or the proper level of training before administering medication to Mr. B. In addition, the medication policy must stipulate of how to order dispose, administer, store and record medicine.

Also, all health care employees need to uphold the medication policy. The medication policy must audit very often for instant, every year. In addition, the policies and procedures of administering medication are to be explained in depth to the care employees of how administering medication done and what to do.
NHS (2010) explains what information must be in the medication policy for the care home which include the process of evaluating the competence of the staff with by safely administering of medicine and include staff
According to National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) (2014) both providers and commissioners to review their medication policies and processes and to arrange with the local government ensuring that it is obvious to individuals who are accountable for the use of medicines successfully and safely within the care home.
According to THE National Health Service NHS (2014) they have explained the safe and secure way for the handling of medication. These include:

Responsibility
The senior Designated Pharmacist is accountable for establishing and to maintain a system and ensure that all medicines are secure and safe. In addition, if no medication is at the care home, either the registered manager or the designated manager is responsible.

Procedure
The Care Home are to review and make adjustments to the standard operating procedures that covers the activities for the use of medicines.

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