CC-UC-00900 - Primary Health Care: Basic Flow - Medication Administration

Actors

  • Client/client caregiver
  • Medical administrator
  • Medical doctor (MD)/nurse practitioner (NP)

Pre-conditions

  • Client is covered under provincial/territorial health care insurance.
  • Client is an existing customer at clinic.
  • Intake and registration has been completed.
  • The client has arrived at the clinic for a pre-scheduled appointment for a first-time oral medication administration.
Step Description Data elements collected Result
1 MD/NP reviews the health concern and prepares the client for the medication administration.
  • Health Concern
    • Health Concern(s)
    • Health Concern Body Site
    • Health Concern Severity
    • Health Concern Evidence
    • Health Concern Date of Onset
    • Health Concern Date of Resolution
    • Health Concern Date of Diagnosis
    • Health Concern Clinical Status
    • Health Concern Category
    • Health Concern Verification Status
    • Health Concern Reporting Source
The health concern is reviewed, and the client is prepared for the medication administration. The details are recorded in the client's medical record.
2 MD/NP verifies the correct medication and quantity to administer.
  • Medication Dose Value
  • Medication Dose Unit of Measure
  • Prescribed Medication Dose Type
Medication type and quantity are verified and recorded in the client's medical record.
3 MD/NP administers medication. Medication
  • Medication Lot Number
  • Medication Route of Administration
  • Medication Usage Start Date and Time
  • Medication End Date and Time
  • Medication Reason
  • Medication Notes
  • Medication Administration Body Site
  • Medication Administration Status
  • Medication Administration Status Reason
  • Medication Administration Date and Time
  • Medication Incident Description (if applicable)
The oral medication is administered to client and recorded in the client's medical record. CC-UC-00901 Client Receives intramuscular or subcutaneous Medication Administration.
4 MD/NP instructs the client to remain at clinic for post-injection monitoring period. Not applicable The client remains at the clinic.
5 The medical administrator schedules the next medication administration appointment
  • Services by
  • Appointment Only Flag
  • Appointment Service Category
  • Appointment Service Type
  • Appointment Creation Date and Time
  • Appointment Requested Range
  • Appointment Priority
  • Appointment Expected Duration
  • Appointment Reason
  • Appointment Instructions
  • Appointment Confirmation Status
  • Appointment Attendance Requirement
  • Appointment Participation Period
  • Appointment Period
  • Appointment Specialty
  • Appointment Type
  • Appointment Cancellation Date and Time
  • Appointment Rescheduled Date and Time
  • Appointment Cancellation Reason
  • Appointment Rescheduled Flag
The next appoint is scheduled and recorded in the client's medical record.
6 Client leaves clinic after appropriate monitoring period as per local policy. Not applicable The client leaves the clinic. CC-UC-00902 Client Experiences a Medication Administration - Incident.
7 Use case ends. Not applicable Not applicable

Post-conditions

  • Health concern is addressed.
  • Medication is administered to client.
  • The next appointment is scheduled.
  • Client leaves the clinic after the appropriate monitoring period.
  • Client's medical record is updated.

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How to cite:

Canadian Institute for Health Information. CC-UC-00900 - Primary Health Care: Basic Flow - Medication Administration. Accessed November 02, 2026.