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Medication administration and error prevention [videorecording[DVD]] / Concept media.

Contributor(s):

Concept Media, inc

Material type: Film

FilmPublisher number: 102.1-103.3 DVD | Concept MediaPublication details: [S.l.] : Crosstown Productions ; Irvine, CA : Concept Media [distributor], 2005.Description: 3 videodiscs (ca. 72 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in. + 4 CD-ROMS (in one container)Subject(s):

DDC classification:

615.6

LOC classification:

RM146

Contents:

Disc 1. The six rights of medication -- Disc. 2. Error prevention -- Disc. 3. Preventing medication errors: case studies -- Disc 102 1G. Instructor's guides -- Disc 102.3 1G. Instructor's guide. Preventing medication errors: case studies -- Disc 102 SGT. Self-grading tests -- Disc 102.3 SGT. Self-grading test. Preventing medication errors: case studies.

Summary: Disc 1-2. Outlines and demonstrates the six rights of medication administration using realistic scenarios and shows how errors can be prevented when standard procedures are followed. The learner is asked to identify errors and a discussion of how errors could have been prevented follows each scenario. Disc 3. Outlines and demonstrates the six rights of medication administration using realistic scenarios and shows how errors can be prevented when standard procedures are followed. The learner is asked to identify errors and a discussion of how errors could have been prevented follows each scenario.

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Disc 1-2. Outlines and demonstrates the six rights of medication administration using realistic scenarios and shows how errors can be prevented when standard procedures are followed. The learner is asked to identify errors and a discussion of how errors could have been prevented follows each scenario. Disc 3. Outlines and demonstrates the six rights of medication administration using realistic scenarios and shows how errors can be prevented when standard procedures are followed. The learner is asked to identify errors and a discussion of how errors could have been prevented follows each scenario.