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Everyday practice

Recording Your Work & Medication — Combined

One day connecting everyday care records with medication administration, recording and storage. Designed for children’s home staff whose roles bring these responsibilities together.

1 dayChildren’s homes

Who is this course for?

Children’s home and care staff with both documentation and medication responsibilities. Discuss whether the combined scope fits the learners attending.

The value for your team

What your team will work towards

  • Bring everyday recording and medication documentation into one day of learning.
  • Explore how clear records support continuity and accountability.
  • Connect administration and storage responsibilities with local procedures.

What the course covers

  • Clear work records and useful reports
  • The relationship between general and medication records
  • Responsibilities around administration and storage procedures
  • Consistency in documentation across the team
  • Connecting the learning with your own policies and follow-up support
Course information

How the course works

Learning & delivery

A one-day combined course covering general recording practice and medication responsibilities. It is a separate programme from the two standalone half-day options.

All PCT courses are delivered face to face.

Assessment & certification

Completion requires the agreed attendance and, where applicable, demonstrated knowledge or practical performance. Your proposal explains how learning is assessed for this course.

Certificate issued by
Prime Care Training (PCT)
Course length
1 day

PCT issues its own course certificates after successful completion and cleared payment. Renewal intervals shown are PCT’s course intervals; your organisation may identify a need for earlier refresher learning. Read the booking and assessment arrangements.

Plan your booking

Your proposal sets out the balance of content, delivery and assessment. Workplace medication supervision and authorisation remain part of your organisation’s arrangements.