World Patient Safety day 2022: Medication Safety: Medication Without Harm.
@uhw doing our bit to raise awareness, quiz with great prizes and a treat is always a good carrot to draw staff to the table #worldpatientsafetyday#who
Sun, sea, and seriously good hospital pharmacy experience. Welcome to Waterford.
Basic Grade Clinical Pharmacist Posts with PgDip/MSc Support.
Interns & community pharmacists may apply.
Rotations in clinical and technical.
Closing date 8th August.
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Avoidable blood clots are an issue worldwide. Staff and patients need to be informed of the risks and what can be done to prevent them. Risk assess patients and prescribe appropriate prophylaxis. https://t.co/r9qyYTx3qH @thrombosisday @ThrombosisIrL #MedSafety@IMSN_ie
Staff grade pharmacist post available within our expanding clinical pharmacy team at UHWaterford. Closing date 24/09/21. Newly registered pharmacists strongly encouraged to apply. See advert here: https://t.co/kJxyIX7df2
All clinical staff - please download the new hospital antimicrobial guidelines 'MEG eGuides'. Rolling updates. Ensure you have the most up to date information. @SurgeryUhw@UHW_PGMED@UHW_Waterford
Well done to our own Eimear who has created a fantastic elearning tool with NCCP to improve the education and training around IT chemotherapy. This is a good boost for patient safety nationally.
Pharmacist Eimear McGowan teams up with @hseNCCP to provide national Intrathecal #Chemotherapy (ITC) e-learning tool on HSELanD delivering a standardised training package for healthcare staff involved in the compounding prescribing & administration of ITC #puttingpatientsfirst
It's #MedSafetyWeek
The most important aspect of drug safety monitoring is reliable, real-time information.
Patients & healtworkers: you can help ensure 💊 work safely for all by reporting suspected side effects from medicines.
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It is essential that information on the safe use of medications is readily available in a user-friendly format and is adhered to when prescribing, dispensing and administering medications. The Medicines Information icon in UHW and KOH provides just that!
As more staff are working in unfamiliar areas with unfamiliar medications, this poster reminds the reader of some simple checks to ensure IV medication is given correctly and safely.
Please contact a senior or pharmacy for advice.