Assembly Programming: Branches and Memory
Enhancing Confidence in the
neonatal care giver –
Administration of Medicines
Nabeelah Mukadam (Senior Pharmacist)
Principal Author: Sarah Lewis
Neonatal Medicines in SCN
Discharge Home
Aim
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Develop neonatal patient information leaflets
Clear
Concise
Relevant
Targeted
Methods
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Consider relevant information for
parents/guardians
•
Review of current resources
Consultation
•
Focus of leaflets determined to be:
Indication
Safe administration of medicines
Correct administration methods
Clear and concise language
Visual aids where appropriate
Appropriate referral advice
Results
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3 leaflets were designed
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Colecalciferol
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Ferrous sulfate
–
Trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole
Independent Consumer Review
Readability
Consumer Focus
Clarity of Information
PASS
Contents of Leaflets
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Name of Medication
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Importance
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Dose
•
How
•
Missed dose
•
Side effects
•
Storage
•
Concerns
•
Referral
Current Use
•
Routine use for Discharge
•
Parent/Guardian information during hospital stay
•
KEMH Clinical Guidelines
Looking Forward
•
Follow up surveys from Parents/guardians
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Current
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Appropriate
•
Addition of new medication profiles
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Levetiracetam Oral Solution
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Chloramphenicol eye drops/ointment
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Zidovudine Oral Solution
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Acknowledgement
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Sarah Lewis (Pharmacist)
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Tamara Lebedevs (Pharmacist)
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Michael Petrovski (Pharmacist)
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Tony Rush (SCN RN)
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Jen Gallop (SCN RN)
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WNHS Consumer Representative and PR
Department
In this lecture on Assembly Programming, the focus is on understanding branches, memory layout, labels, addressing, program counter, branch instructions, and branch pseudo instructions. Learn about how addresses are represented, the significance of program counters, and the various branching and jumping techniques used in assembly programming.
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Enhancing Confidence in the neonatal care giver Administration of Medicines Nabeelah Mukadam (Senior Pharmacist) Principal Author: Sarah Lewis
Aim Develop neonatal patient information leaflets Clear Concise Relevant Targeted
Methods Consider relevant information for parents/guardians Review of current resources
Consultation Focus of leaflets determined to be: Indication Safe administration of medicines Correct administration methods Clear and concise language Visual aids where appropriate Appropriate referral advice
Results 3 leaflets were designed Colecalciferol Ferrous sulfate Trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole
Independent Consumer Review Readability Consumer Focus Clarity of Information PASS
Contents of Leaflets Name of Medication Importance Dose How Missed dose Side effects Storage Concerns Referral
Current Use Routine use for Discharge Parent/Guardian information during hospital stay KEMH Clinical Guidelines
Looking Forward Follow up surveys from Parents/guardians Current Appropriate Addition of new medication profiles Levetiracetam Oral Solution Chloramphenicol eye drops/ointment Zidovudine Oral Solution
Thank you ! Acknowledgement Principal Author Sarah Lewis (Pharmacist) Reviewers Tamara Lebedevs (Pharmacist) Michael Petrovski (Pharmacist) Tony Rush (SCN RN) Jen Gallop (SCN RN) WNHS Consumer Representative and PR Department
