OSCE - Implementation Station

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  • čas přidán 28. 02. 2023
  • These videos are uploaded for OSCE training purposes with no intention of copy right infringement.
    These uploads are intended to help NUTH’s IENs whose undergoing OSCE training and awaiting their exam BUT also for other IENs out there whose in the same boat becauseeeeee sharing is caring :)
    Our training style might or will be different from other OSCE facilitators but we all share the same concept of basing everything by NMC Code and the OSCE marking criteria.
    Gentle reminder to be respectful and considerate for any constructive comments you’ll leave. Otherwise, hope these videos will help! Xxx

Komentáře • 16

  • @cce7087
    @cce7087 Před 7 měsíci +2

    It's great to see a medication simulation with just oral meds... there are so few of these. While it may seem like a simple tesk, because it is an exam, it is relevant to see even simple tasks to reduce anxiety! Well done... only thing I noticed is not specifically doing the right drug, right patient, right time etc etc at once. I did the checks as you did, in going through the history but did not specifically indicate I was doing the specific checks, and I failed the once.

    • @audreytapang6293
      @audreytapang6293  Před 7 měsíci

      You can verbalise the 6Rs in medication administration or as you read ALL of the pages on your Implementation paper then you should be able to mention if you are with the right patient, dose, route, etc… without SPECIFICALLY saying them. If that makes sense.

  • @gloriachukwuma6080
    @gloriachukwuma6080 Před 10 měsíci +1

    I have watched loads of videos, you are simply the best. I expected much more subscriptions and views. Carry on girl, you are amazing

  • @bindu67
    @bindu67 Před 11 měsíci

    Thank you for your video ❤

  • @aarzookamboj9651
    @aarzookamboj9651 Před 7 měsíci +2

    Hi
    If duration is not given for any drug in implementation chart. Do we need to code it as prescription is incomplete?.
    And if in prn medication drug given is salbutamol. Can we directly give salbutamol to patient or do we ask do you want to take salbutamol? Patient is having history of asthma
    Please reply.thanks

  • @sheylatsadenike8526
    @sheylatsadenike8526 Před 9 měsíci

    But if it cocodamol as start dose one shd not give paracetamol again

  • @aanbivlogs3645
    @aanbivlogs3645 Před 9 měsíci

    hi on implementation for Regular medicine if there is start and finish date given but no duration given should we give or code 6 as incorrect prescription, please reply

    • @audreytapang6293
      @audreytapang6293  Před 8 měsíci

      It will be your discrepancy or as how you assess the situation. If you think the prescription is correct having the start and end date but no duration, then you can give it if all other safety checks are okay. If you're unsure and you deem it unsafe, then you can use the code for non-administration. It will really depend on the scenario.

  • @SHANAZPARVIN-mv4wy
    @SHANAZPARVIN-mv4wy Před 8 měsíci

    God bless you sis

  • @janeeldeeb6240
    @janeeldeeb6240 Před 6 měsíci

    Hi po.. dun sa pag document po, need po tlga ilagay yung date at time even naka lagay n po n TODAY at if we sign on the box near the time? Medyo confusing lng po kasi meron iba mga video saying to just write the initials or code+initials if omitted .. I hope you could clarify.. thanks

    • @audreytapang6293
      @audreytapang6293  Před 5 měsíci

      If it has at empty box beside date/time/signature then you have to sign them accordingly.

  • @tseringyangzom3285
    @tseringyangzom3285 Před 2 měsíci

    What time should be written for delayed medicine?

    • @audreytapang6293
      @audreytapang6293  Před měsícem

      Choose from numerical codes 1-10 that suits best your scenario.

  • @Emma-nw8xu
    @Emma-nw8xu Před 10 měsíci +2

    Hi Audrey, can they fail you for not wearing gloves at this station??

    • @audreytapang6293
      @audreytapang6293  Před 9 měsíci

      Hi, it depends at which point you're not wearing gloves. Wearing PPE as you prepare medication is a best practice which I advise our nurses to do.