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ODP Announcement 22-054 is to alert all Medication Administration Trainers that important infrastructural changes to the Medication Administration Training Program will take place Wednesday, June 8, 2022, through Sunday, July 10, 2022, which will cause an outage. If you attempt to conduct a class or complete any training on the system during this outage, your work will be lost. All sites related to the Medication Administration Training Program will be unavailable.

The specific sites affected are:

The outage is scheduled to begin at 12:00 am, Wednesday, June 8, 2022. If you are able to access the course after 12:00 am that morning, please note that the system may become unavailable at any time later that morning without additional notice. That means that if you are working in the system after this date and time, the system could suddenly become unavailable and your work would be lost. Please do not access the system after the scheduled outage period begins.

* Please visit on one of the following links for updates on and during this outage:

After the outage has concluded, you will be able to use the above links to learn how to access the updated sites. If the outage ends sooner than Sunday, July 10, 2022, notice will be provided at the above-mentioned sites. ODP apologizes for the inconvenience.

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Medication Administration Compliance
Thursday, January 27, 2022
1:00 pm CST | 2:00 pm EST
Complimentary 1.0 CEs — Nurses & QIDPs

Register HERE.

Presenter: Deb Maloy, RN, CDDN

Learning Objectives:
Medication Administration Compliance
The nurse’s scope of practice will be enhanced by knowing the expectations of medication administration and what causes of errors and quality measures to put into effect to ensure the safety of individuals served.

For registration questions or more information, contact Jose Polanco.

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ODP Announcement 21-003 provides guidance on accessing the Medication Administration Train the Trainer course; it also announces required maintenance to the Medication Administration Student Courses that will last until January 19, 2021.

Train the Trainer Course:

If you are a trainer or trainer candidate taking the Train the Trainer course, you can continue to access the course here.

  • Do not make any adjustments for Adobe Flash to view the webcasts or access the exams. Adobe Flash was discontinued on December 31, 2020.
    • You are able to view all Train the Trainer course webcasts without the use of Adobe Flash.
    • You are now able to take the Part 1 and Part 3 portions of the Written Documentation Exam without the use of Adobe Flash.

Whether you started the Train the Trainer course before the Adobe Flash maintenance was completed on December 28, 2020 or whether you start the Train the Trainer course now, you do not need Adobe Flash.

*Please Note: When you have successfully completed your exams, if your final scores do not calculate or do not appear, you must contact the Medication Administration Help Desk in order to be enrolled in a virtual face-to-face class.

Student Course (to Pass Medications):

The student course is currently undergoing required maintenance on the webcasts and the exams to ensure that they will work properly because of the discontinuation of Adobe Flash. This maintenance will impact the webcasts and the exams.

  • If you are a trainer preparing to create a Medication Administration class so that your staff can learn to administer medications, please do not create any new classes until January 19, 2021 or after that date.
  • If you are a trainer currently conducting a Medication Administration class, please ask your staff to suspend all classwork until January 19, 2021 or after.
  • If you are staff currently taking the Medication Administration class, please suspend all classwork until January 19, 2021. Please inform your trainer that you have had to suspend your work.

If you run into problems or have additional questions, please contact the Medication Administration Help Desk.

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