Students participating in the training, have completed training modules related to:

• Basic Anatomy & Physiology in:
  • Respiratory system
  • Circulatory system
    
  • Gastro-intestinal system
    

• Introduction to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme and Section 100 Supply Scheme in remote Aboriginal Health Services (AHS)
  

• Quality Use of Medicines, and relevant application of QUM principles to the remote AHS setting
  

• Laws and Ethical Considerations in Medication management in a remote AHS
  

• Medication Management and Stock Control in a remote AHS
  

• Supply of medications, including preparation of Dosette Boxes and Webster Pak Management Procedures
  

• QUM Programs and Medication Policies , Procedures and Protocols recommended in the Kimberley, including the Kimberley Standard Drug List
  

• Medication Calculations

• Education related to Medications Used in
  
  • Diabetes,
    
  • Cardiac & Circulatory Disorders, including hyper-lipidaemia
    
  • Asthma & COPD
    
  • Chronic Kidney Disease
    
  • Antibiotics
    
  • Analgesics and Anti-Inflammatories
    
  • Women’s health
    
  • Mental health
  • Nervous System Disorders
    
  • Smoking Cessation