Insulin Pens & Controlled Substances: Ohio's Certified Medication Aide Program
Please join OALA at Diamond Pharmacy for a training session presented by Karen Harrell, RN, Nurse Liaison. Karen will share information and provide a demonstration on some of the new components of Ohio's Certified Medication Aide Program.
Please join OALA at Absolute Pharmacy for a training session presented by Deanna Merrick, Consultant Pharmacist and Board-Certified Geriatric Pharmacist, BC-ADM. She will discuss some of the new components of Ohio's Certified Medication Aide Program.
Objectives:
Insulin Pen Administration:
CMA Insulin Pen Education and Competency: This is intended to educate and provide competency for CMA’s regarding new regulations allowing the administration of dial-up insulin pens to residents.
- Differentiating between different insulin types and orders they may encounter
- Understand common errors that may happen with insulin administration.
- Identify the three levels of hypoglycemia
- Identify hypoglycemia symptoms
- Learn how to prepare and administer insulin injections via an insulin pen
Controlled Substance Medication Administration:
- Understand opioids as a high-risk medication
- Risk for errors
- How to properly apply and remove transdermal patches
- Understand the importance of Narcan (Naloxone)
- Reporting theft/loss/discrepancies
- Controlled substance documentation
