Non-Accredited Training
Assist with Medication and Midazolam
Assist with Medication and Midazolam entails the learning of Midazolam, a medication used to manage seizure activity. In this course, students will learn about Midazolam, when and how to administer it, as well as, its links to seizure management. Students will also gain an understanding in the side effects of Midazolam, the risks and responsibilities of administering medications, as well as, the role of a support worker during a seizure.
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NDIS Code of Conduct, Practice Standards and High Intensity Skill Descriptors
Understanding of South Australian medication regulations and the role of the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA)
Restricted medications and the requirements under legislation
Developing an understanding of how medications affect the body
Legislation, policy and procedure as they relate to support work
Having practical knowledge of the different formulations and routes
Having a basic knowledge of key medication effects and side effects
The alteration of medications based on manufacturing guidelines and the Medication Authority
The role of consent in the administration of medication
The difference between self-administration, prompting and administration of medication based on legislation and organisational policy
Developing an understanding of the risks and responsibilities relating to medication administration
Expiry dates and the disposal of medication
Knowing how to use the Rights of Medication
Understanding the role and importance of documentation and record-keeping including incident observation and reporting
Recognising the symptoms of a seizure
Recognise concerns that may arise with a person during the seizure and recovery phase
Developing expertise in how to administer emergency medications during a seizure
Developing a basic knowledge of the effects and side-effects of midazolam
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Checking medication from the Dose Administration Aid against the Medication Authority based on the Rights of Medication
Pouring liquid to 10mls
Administering Basic First Aid including the use of Midazolam
Students must complete all practicals to pass the course
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5 hours
(Refresh every 2 years)
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Kent Town
Stirling
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Individual Cost*:
$150
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A minimum of 2 participants is required for class to commence
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