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Medication Safety Coordinator Toolkit
Practical resources supporting the coordination and organisation of medication safety activities.
Build safer medication systems in primary care & healthcare facilities.
Move beyond medication safety awareness. Learn how to coordinate medication safety activities, identify medication-related risks, strengthen high-risk medication controls, review incidents and near misses, and support continuous improvement within your healthcare facility.
For individual registration, group registration and HRD Corp enquiries.
The Challenge
Medication-related risks do not arise from individual carelessness alone. They can develop from weaknesses across the medication-use system.
Healthcare facilities therefore need more than medication safety awareness. They need people who can help coordinate, monitor and strengthen medication safety activities systematically.
The Progression
Where most facilities stop — and where medication safety has to reach.
Programme Overview
The Medication Safety Coordinator Programme is a practical professional development programme designed to equip healthcare personnel with the framework, knowledge and practical resources needed to support medication safety activities within their healthcare facility.
The programme focuses on medication safety as an organisational system. Participants will explore governance, medication risk mapping, high-risk medication controls, safe workflows, incident management, Root Cause Analysis, CAPA, measurement and continuous improvement.
What this programme is
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Relevant for personnel working in
Suitable for healthcare personnel involved in medication prescribing, screening, dispensing, administration, storage, monitoring, governance or operational oversight.
Curriculum · 7 Modules
Seven modules across one full day, moving from governance through to measurement — in the order a facility would actually build its medication safety system.
Understand medication safety as an organisational responsibility and the role of coordination, accountability and governance in building safer systems.
Map the medication-use process and identify where medication-related risks and failure points may arise.
Strengthen practical controls for High-Alert Medications (HAM) and Look-Alike Sound-Alike (LASA) medicines.
Understand how workflow design and human factors influence medication safety.
Turn medication incidents, near misses and unsafe conditions into organisational learning.
Move beyond individual blame and investigate the underlying system weaknesses that contribute to medication incidents.
Monitor medication safety performance and establish processes that support continued improvement.
Seven modules, one day, RM499 self-pay. Seats are confirmed on registration.
Register for the ProgrammeProgramme Resources
Participants will receive practical programme resources designed to support medication safety implementation within their healthcare facility.
Practical resources supporting the coordination and organisation of medication safety activities.
Structured resources supporting medication error, near-miss and incident review.
Practical resources supporting safer management and control of High-Alert Medications.
Electronic certificate issued upon completion of the programme, subject to attendance requirements.
Ask us anything about the resources before you register.
Learning Outcomes
After completing the programme, participants should be better able to:
Programme Details
Organised by SYRX Academy
Employer-Sponsored Registration
Registering through your organisation? HRD Corp Claimable registration is available at RM699 per participant. Our team will assist with the required registration coordination together with the relevant Training Provider.
For HR / Training Department enquiries, contact us directly via WhatsApp. Claim eligibility is determined by HRD Corp and your organisation’s own levy standing.
Common Questions
Medication Safety Coordinator Programme
Medication safety improvement starts by identifying risks, strengthening controls and learning systematically from incidents. Join the Medication Safety Coordinator Programme and develop practical capability to support safer medication systems within your organisation.