Group Living Course 1136 - Basic Medication Administration
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$39.95
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This course was developed to provide a clear, practical foundation in safe and responsible medication administration for those involved in the delivery of care. It emphasizes not only the technical aspects of administering medication, but also the importance of accuracy, documentation, and ethical practice in ensuring the well-being of residents and clients. Prepared for a wide audience within the care community, this course is ideal for administrative and direct care staff working in assisted living, skilled nursing, small psychiatric facilities, and home-based environments such as Adult Family Care Homes, Adult Foster Care, and Homes for the Aged. Additionally, social workers with clinical responsibilities and frequent collaboration with nursing or rehabilitative teams will find this course especially valuable in enhancing interdisciplinary communication and understanding. Through this training, learners will build confidence in their medication handling duties, reduce the risk of errors, and support compliance with regulatory standards, all while promoting safety and trust in care settings.
Subject areas
This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.
Georgia State Board of Long-Term Care Facility Administrators
Assisted Living Community Administrator
Disclosure statements
This course is designed as an educational resource to introduce and reinforce fundamental principles of safe medication administration for individuals involved in care delivery. It is intended for use by administrative and direct care staff working in assisted living facilities, skilled nursing centers, small psychiatric settings, and home-based environments such as Adult Family Care Homes, Adult Foster Care, and Homes for the Aged. It is also suitable for social workers with clinical responsibilities and regular interaction with healthcare and rehabilitative personnel.
The material presented in this course is for informational and training purposes only. It does not replace the state-mandated training, certification, or licensure requirements for medication administration, nor does it qualify participants to independently administer medications unless otherwise authorized by state regulations and the policies of their employing organization.
All care staff must adhere to local, state, and federal laws, as well as the policies of their specific facility or agency, regarding medication handling, storage, administration, and documentation. Care providers must also operate within the scope of their defined roles and under appropriate supervision where required.
Participants are encouraged to use this course as a foundation for ongoing professional development and not as a substitute for hands-on clinical training or oversight from licensed healthcare professionals.