Controlled Drugs Register – Medipro

Any location that holds stock of controlled drugs must keep a record of controlled drugs received and administered as a legal requirement. Keep your premises compliant with Misuse of Drugs Act.

The MediPro Controlled Drugs Register allows for the accurate recording of the controlled drugs recieved and administration within healthcare environments. The CD Regisiter allows each administrator to make a note of all essential information from the quantity administered, the date of receipt of the drug from the supplier, running stock levels and the time given to avoid the risk of double-dosage at any point. The Controlled Drugs Register plays an invaluable role in the governance of Controlled Drugs in dispensing practices and environments.

An essential tool for all those working in the medical industry to ensure the optimal and controlled care of each of their patients. 

• Ideal for the recording of controlled drugs by facilities and homes who keep on-site stock of controlled medications
• Compact size for easy storage: book measures 220x205mm
• Required for every premises that has stock of controlled drugs – not just the main location
• Each page is numbered to help match up with the index for controlled drug names and service users
• Clearly marked and numbered sections ensures the register is easy to use and helps minimise mistakes
• Register contains 101 pages of controlled drugs forms
• Each form page gives clear instructions and good practice guidance to follow for record keeping
• Clearly organised with sufficient space for making notes
• Keeps your workplace compliant with The Misuse of Drugs Act
• Durable and cost effective without impacting quality
• Contains TWO signature sections – One section for the person administering controlled drugs and another for the witness to counter-sign
• The Controlled Drugs Register must be kept for a mimium of two years after the date of the last entry
• Ideal for use in Nursing Homes, Residential Homes, GP Practices, Surgeries, Pharmacies, Hospices and Hospital wards