Medical Device Training for Pharmacy Technicians
Education utilizing case studies for pharmacy technicians on how to train patients on commonly used medical devices.
$50.00
Description
Description:
Pharmacy technicians can instruct patients on how to operate medical devices without providing an interpretation of the results. Common devices that pharmacy technicians can educate patients on include various glucometers, insulin pens, blood pressure monitors, inhalers, aerochambers and Epipens. This course will train pharmacy technicians how to educate patients on such medical devices using different case studies.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, you should be able to:
- Recall and understand the techniques used to train patients for 6 different medical devices available in Ontario
- Assess and identify the needs of patients to better inform device recommendations
- Implement and train your patient on each device
Course Outline:
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Online Module
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Multiple-choice Exam
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Program Evaluation
Course at a Glance:
- Course Expiration Date: October 20, 2026
- 1 hour
- Online
- Completion requirement: Complete the course’s online module and score a 70 per cent or higher on the multiple-choice exam (two attempts).
Intended Audience:
This online professional development program is designed to support pharmacy technicians who would like to learn or review how to use medical devices.
Development Team:
- Ruth-Ann Plaxton, RPhT
- Kristen Ramsdale, RPhT
Our Commitment:
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