Certificate: Certificate of Attendance issued upon completion
Course Overview
This course addresses key principles of medication safety across prescribing, dispensing, and administration processes. It introduces structured approaches to identifying common sources of medication-related errors and outlines strategies to support safe medication practices in different clinical settings.
Content focuses on practical frameworks for risk reduction, communication, and system-based approaches relevant to routine healthcare delivery.
Learning Highlights
Overview of medication error types and contributing factors
Principles of safe prescribing and medication administration
Communication considerations within multidisciplinary healthcare teams
Role of protocols and systems in supporting medication safety
Who Should Attend
Physicians, pharmacists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals involved in medication management, patient safety, and quality assurance activities.
Instructor
Dr. Mohamed Salih Abuzaid Dean, Faculty of Medicine and Family Medicine, SK Health
Dr. Abuzaid is involved in medical education and clinical training, with academic and teaching experience in undergraduate and postgraduate settings. He has previously served as faculty at King Abdulaziz University and holds MRCP and MRCGP qualifications.
Live Option (Optional)
In addition to the standard online course, participants may request a live session delivered in small group or one-to-one format, subject to availability. Live sessions are not recorded.
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