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GUIDELINES FOR THE CONTROL AND ADMINISTRATION OF …
www.rqia.org.ukThese guidelines provide advice on the management of medicines by Domiciliary Care Agencies, with the aim of promoting the safe and effective ... collecting medicines from the community pharmacy ... tablets or capsules out of a blister pack at the request of the service
Guidelines for the Treatment of Hyperkalaemia in Adults
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Independent Hospital (IH) Dental Treatment
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www.rqia.org.ukstatutory notification of incidents and deaths guidance for registered providers and managers of regulated services updated september 2017
Care Standards for Nursing Homes - RQIA
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Guidelines for the Rehabilitation of Patients with ...
www.rqia.org.ukPhysiotherapy bed exercises 3.5. Pain control 3.6. Respiratory care 3.7. Prevention of contractures and / or spasticity control 3.8. Swelling / DVT management and prevention 3.9. Pressure ulcer prevention and skin care 3.10. Self-care in bed 3.10.1. Washing and dressing 3.10.2. Feeding 3.11 Leisure in bed 28-29 29 29-30 30-31 31-32 32-33 33-34 ...
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www.rqia.org.ukand replacement of enteral feeding devices in infants, children and young people are based on the best current evidence. Standardise practice both for the management of enteral feeding and replacement of enteral feeding devices across all Health and Social Care Trusts to ensure a consistent approach for staff and families.
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HYPONATRAEMIA IN ADULTS (ON OR AFTER 16TH BIRTHDAY)
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