CD Law Flashcards
which legislation protects individuals from unreasonable use of their personal data.
Data Protection Act 2018
What is a Caldicott Guardian?
A senior person responsible for protecting the confidentiality of people’s health and care information and making sure it is used properly
adverse event vs adverse drug effect
adverse event is unexpected and abnormal, an ADR is attributable to the MOA
5 rights of prescribing
right px
right drug
right dose
right route
right time
ways to minimise medication errors
get second checks with calculations, label IV bags immediately, follow guidelines, report near misses and errors
what information is needed for a CD requisition
signature, name and address of recipient, profession, total quantity, purpose
how long must requisitions be kept for
2 yrs
how often should running balance of CDs be carried out
at least every week
CD prescription requirements
prescriber signature and address, pt name and address, date within 28 days, form, strength, dose, total quantity,
instalment prescription requirements
same as CD, amount of medicine per instalment, interval between each supply, first instalment within 28 days
which schedule of CDs need to be registered
2
if a hcp collects a CD on behalf of a patient what needs to be asked
identity, name and address of patient
what is the accountable officer for
monitors the use of CDs and reports any issue
if a patient comes in with out of date CDs, what happens?
they need to be stored securely until they can be destroyed and disposed of, must be denatured before disposal
which classes of CDs have to be denatured before disposal
2,3,4-1