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Good Practice Statement for the Preperation of Injections in Near-Patient Areas, including Clinical and Home Environments

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Good Practice Statement for the Preparation of Injections in Near-Patient Areas, including Clinical and Home Environments

APPENDIX 6 EXAMPLE TRAINING PROGRAMME FOR THE PREPARATION OF INJECTIONS

Any training programme for the preparation of injections should include the following elements:

1. Responsibilities of staff (e.g. nurses, doctors and pharmacists)

2. Hazards involved in the preparation of injections

3. Calculations and checking procedures

4. Drug incompatibilities

5. Stability of prepared injections

6. Displacement values

7. Aseptic technique

8. Standard preparation methods

9. Checking procedures

10. Documentation

11. Labelling

12. Disposal of waste, including medicines, containers and sharps

13. Product monographs

14. Awareness of Control of Substances Hazardous to Health, and other health and safety considerations.

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