Brief description of Introduction to Controlled Drugs (CDs)
Easy
3:52 mins
Upon completion of this section, you should understand:
The definition of Controlled Drugs (CDs)
The classifications of Schedule 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 drugs
The legislation and regulations governing Controlled Drugs
Module 1 : Introduction
Easy
6:12 mins
After completing this section, you should understand:
The meaning of Controlled Drugs (CDs)
The five drug schedules (1–5) under drug regulations
The legislation and legal framework governing Controlled Drugs
Module 2 : Prescribing Controlled Drugs
Easy
2:58 mins
After completing this section, you should be able to understand:
How prescriptions for Schedule 2 and Schedule 3 Controlled Drugs can be issued and transmitted
The recommended limits on prescribing quantities for controlled drugs
Module 3 : stock control
Easy
3:04 mins
After completing this section, you should be able to understand:
The requirements and procedures for requisitions of Controlled Drugs (CDs).
Module 4 : other stock issues
Easy
6:07 mins
After completing this section, you should understand:
The safe storage requirements for Schedule 2 controlled drugs
Why GPs must not use patient-specific prescriptions to increase practice or personal stock
Why different strengths of injectable diamorphine and morphine must be risk assessed
Module 5 : storage of controlled drugs by individual GPs
Easy
4:59 mins
After completing this section, you should understand:
Where controlled drugs (CDs) can be stored
How controlled drugs should be stored safely
The rules for storing CDs in a GP’s doctor’s bag
Module 6: controlled drugs register
Easy
8:33 mins
After completing this section, you should understand:
The headings and information fields required in a Controlled Drugs Register (CDR)
The legal requirements for maintaining a CDR
The procedure for handling Controlled Drugs returned to the practice
The correct method of completing and maintaining the CDR
Module 8 : dispensing of Controlled Drug (CD) Stocks and Registers
Easy
2:35 mins
After completing this section, you should be able to understand:
Who has the legal authority to inspect stocks of Controlled Drugs
The organizations responsible for monitoring CD management
The procedures followed during inspections of Controlled Drug registers and stock
Module 9 : security
Easy
2:12 mins
After completing this section, you should be able to understand:
The security measures required within a medical practice
How to protect Controlled Drugs (CDs) and related materials
The importance of preventing unauthorized access to prescriptions and medical supplies
Module 10 : accountable officers
Easy
3:30 mins
After completing this section, you should be able to understand:
The role and responsibilities of the Accountable Officer
The types of concerns that can be reported regarding Controlled Drugs (CDs)
The actions required in the event of a serious incident
