For registered managers, nurses and senior carers who need to be clear about when medicines may be given covertly.

For registered managers, nurses and senior carers who need to be clear about when medicines may be given covertly. The course covers the Mental Capacity Act 2005, capacity assessment, best-interests decisions and why the prescriber, pharmacy and family must be involved. It explains why crushing, dispersing or hiding a medicine in food or drink needs pharmacy advice for each person and each medicine, because it can change how the medicine works.
It also covers how the decision is recorded in the care plan and reviewed. Led by an MPharm-qualified trainer.
The staff who deliver and oversee care day to day — and set the standard everyone else on the rota follows.
Responsible for safe, compliant practice on every shift — including the shifts they don't work themselves.
Accountable for the systems behind safe care — and for the evidence that shows those systems work when an inspector asks.
These themes are drawn from the published course description — not a fixed, lesson-by-lesson syllabus. We confirm the exact content with you before your session.
Supports your CQC evidence for Medicines Optimisation (S8) and Consent to Care and Treatment (E7) — helping senior staff take part in, record and review covert medication decisions within the Mental Capacity Act.
Every course returns the same paperwork the same week — a documented record that each person was assessed, not just that they attended:
You can see it before you book — a sample certificate, a sample competency record are available today as PDFs.
When you are asked how you know your staff are competent, this is the answer.
Certificates arrive on the day. The rest — the signed register, the competency records, the CPD entries and the summary report — comes back to you in the same week. We chase the forms, not you.
The tutor delivered the training in a clear, professional, and engaging manner. All topics were explained thoroughly, with practical examples that made the learning easy to understand and apply. I would strongly recommend this trainer and training provider to others.
Feedback from delegates trained by our founder across care settings in London and Kent, prior to establishing Life Care Training (2025–2026).
Build a complete training programme for your team — pair this course with the ones your staff take alongside it.

New starters, no confidence with meds.
£1,100one flat fee, up to 15 delegates

£1,100one flat fee, up to 15 delegates

Trained once isn't trained forever.
£900one flat fee, up to 15 delegates
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