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Administration Of Medication In Schools Primary

Online Course The Big Initiative

About the CPD course

Pupil’s must be able to take their prescribed medications whilst in a school setting. They may also suffer from undiagnosed illnesses and could require the administration of emergency medication. Therefore; staff working in schools may be required to give as much; or little; assistance as is necessary to enable this. This course will look at key medication principles; that allow you to confidently and safely administer medications to pupils whilst complying with the law.

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The Big Initiative

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