Taylor's Video Guide to Clinical Nursing Skills 2nd edition & PLAN Basic Nursing Skills

Cengage, 2008. 22 min 45 sec. Provides information about the Six Rights of Medication Administration. Describes oral medications, reasons for their use, and topical medications. Outlines and demonstrates practices and systems with focus on patient safety. From series Medication administration

Cengage, 2005. 25 min. This video presents an overview of the Six Rights of Medication Administration. It shows how errors happen and demonstrates the steps that can prevent them. A part of the series Medication Administration and Error Prevention.

Wolters Kluwer, 2007. 4 min.
See specific nursing skills--including effective patient communications--demonstrated in realistic nurse-patient and student-instructor interactions in this series of essential nursing procedures. In this video, learn how to prepare unit-dose packaged medications.

Wolters Kluwer, 2011. 1 min. This instructional video demonstrates how to administer medications orally, including assessing patient reaction and documentation. Part of the Taylor's Video Guide to Clinical Nursing Skills.

Cengage, 2005. 28 min. To illustrate best practices and enhance skill development, this video provides a series of teaching scenarios that feature a nurse administering medication. Viewers are asked to identify errors and are presented with clear, helpful information about how those errors can be prevented. A part of the series Medication Administration and Error Prevention.

Wolters Kluwer, 2011. 5 sec. This clip demonstrates pouring liquid medication into an administration cup.

VEA, 2006. 43 min. Assisting with or directly administering medication is an important role of the personal caregiver and carries significant responsibility. In fulfilling this role effectively and safely, the caregiver becomes a vital member of the health care team. This program introduces safe and responsible medication practices. Topics include the “five rights” of medication administration, proper routes of administration, and the various techniques of managing and manipulating medicine consumption. Students will learn how to address the effects of medications—including intended effects, side effects, and allergic reactions—and how these should be documented.

Wolters Kluwer, 2007. 5 min. This instructional film demonstrates the procedure for administering eye drops. A nursing student describes their use, verifies patient identity, uses the Three Checks principle, cleans the patient's eyelids, administers drops to the conjunctival sac, and documents the process.

Wolters Kluwer, 2007. 5 min. This instructional film provides a step by step demonstration of how to administer ear drops. A nursing student verifies patient identity, asks her about allergies, administers the ear drops, documents the medication, and monitors the patient.

(Cypress, CA: Medcom, 2017), 24 mins This program will present techniques for the administration of topical medications, suppositories and inhalants.

Nevco Educational Video, Inc. 2015. 46 min. The goal of this program is to promote safe drug administration by medical personnel, as well as by the layperson. Part I covers information related to factors that impact the occurrence of medication errors, methods of prevention, and educational guidelines. Part II reviews basic information for assisting patients with self administration of oral, topical, transdermal, nasal, ear, and eye medications.

(Cypress, CA: Medcom, 2017), 31 mins This first program will describe the safe administration of oral medications and will demonstrate practices that are required in order to help prevent medication errors.