For practice or clinical-related information, reach out to your unit or program Clinical Nurse Educator (nursing) or Professional Practice Coordinator (allied health).
For other information, reach out to your unit or program manager, or designate.
Nova Scotia Health values patient safety. This includes medication management.
Nova Scotia Health has a variety of policies and procedures, as well as quality and safety practices, to reduce risk, and to monitor and improve overall medication management.
While not all regulated health care professionals participate in medication administration, we all play a role in providing safe, quality patient care.
The resources listed below are some of the safe medication practices followed at Nova Scotia Health. You will learn more about your role and the resources relevant to your practice area during your transition to your practice setting.
These courses are available on the Nova Scotia Health Learning Management System (LMS):
NOTE Microsoft Edge is the optimal browser for LMS. For more information: https://intra.nshealth.ca/UCS/BPS/SitePages/LMS.aspx