Dosage Calculation - Nursing Tutor Series

The Dosage Calculations course is designed for healthcare students and professionals, including nurses, pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and other medical practitioners involved in medication administration. This comprehensive course aims to enhance participants' understanding and proficiency in accurately calculating dosages allowing students to easily pass their dosage calculations courses and exams. Throughout the course, participants will explore the importance of precision in dosage calculations and its impact on patient safety and healthcare outcomes.

They will learn various techniques to convert between different units of measurement, simplifying the process of determining accurate dosages. The course will delve into the application of ratios and proportions in dosage calculations, providing participants with a systematic approach to perform calculations with ease and accuracy. Participants will also learn to navigate complex formulas commonly used in dosage calculations using common sense techniques and down to earth language, developing the skills to confidently handle intricate calculations.

Weight-based dosages will be a key focus in the course. Participants will gain a deep understanding of the significance of weight-based dosing, learning how to calculate and administer medications based on patient weight, ensuring precise and appropriate dosing. To reinforce learning, interactive practice scenarios will be incorporated throughout the course.

Participants will have the opportunity to apply their knowledge and skills in simulated dosage calculation exercises, enhancing their confidence and proficiency in medication administration. The course will also address common pitfalls and errors in dosage calculations, equipping participants with strategies to avoid mistakes, pass their exams and promote patient safety. By the end of the course, participants will have achieved mastery in dosage calculations, empowering them to excel in school and healthcare settings and contribute to safe and effective medication administration.