RMMRs & QUM
RMMR and QUM partners
At Ward MM, our focus is clinical excellence. Our award-winning pharmacists become part of the clinical team at each aged care home. Collaborating closely with facility staff, head office staff, GPs and residents, we improve patient outcomes and advise and help with QUM and Accreditation support, at all levels of the organisation.
All of the pharmacists conducting RMMRs are full accredited with the AACP or equivalent body.
We offer full-time, part-time or flexible employment opportunities to pharmacists, in order to fit in with their needs.
Our team are friendly, social and tightly knit. Supporting and mentoring each other is a key part of our success and as a business we understand how important it is to invest in the team.
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Our Clinical Excellence Guarantee
We pride ourselves on our clinical excellence guaranteeing a high standard of work. Achieving this through transparency, accountability, and quality control for both QUM and RMMRs. We peer review RMMRs and further support and mentor our staff to ensure excellence.
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Clinical Pearls
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The Use of Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) with Coronavirus (COVID-19) at Nursing Home Level
There is no specific data about the risks of having obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) and...
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03
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Scheduling of Nicotine Vaping Products
As of the 1st of October 2021, nicotine for use in e-cigarettes is now a...
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Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPI) – Should They Stay, or Should They Go?
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