Good practice guidance for care homes expiry
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Guidance for the use of homely remedies in care homes
www.oxfordshireccg.nhs.ukguidance Good Practice Guidance P: The Use of Homely Remedies in Care Homes (with and without nursing) A homely or household remedy is another name for a non-prescription medicine which is used in a care home for the short term management of minor, self limiting conditions.
Children and Young People Who Go Missing from Care
www.trafford.gov.ukthrough good information sharing, joint assessments of need, joint planning, professional trust between ... and the expiry date of the order for the child to be classified as an absconder. If the expiry date of the order is ... Children and young people resident in children‟s homes controlled by private care providers having
PRN ‘when required’ medicine
www.proceduresonline.comIt is good practice, when a change is made to the prescription of a PRN, to inform the pharmacy, via a service user update form, so they can update the individual’s records accordingly. Whatever medicine remains after its discontinuation should be disposed of according to the care homes policies and procedures.