SN@P NMP Practitioner Numeracy Assessment

  1. SN@P NMP practitioner Numeracy Assessment

SN@P NMP Practitioner Numeracy Assessment

How comfortable are you with numbers?

Take our free test and see how you do!

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You will be able to download a PDF certificate if you pass*

Why it's a good idea to take the test...

Numeracy skills are crucial when working out what dosage to give patients. Some research states that over half of medication errors occur because of choice of dose.

Research commissioned by Department of Health and Social Care has found that medication errors cost the NHS £1.6bn every year.

They estimate that these ‘may cause around 1,700 death and contribute to up to 22,000 deaths’ every year.

Although most NHS prescriptions are safely dispensed, there are around 237 million drug errors every year, which can occur anywhere in prescribing, dispensing, administering and monitoring.

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* Please note there is a £5 charge to download the certificate to help us to cover the costs of providing this service.

SN@P Numeracy Standards:
SN@P are experts in numeracy and literacy in healthcare. We have created a range of numeric based tools for use during undergraduate and post graduate healthcare courses. This test demonstrates capability at level 2 which is aligned to functional skills level 2. The pass mark is set at 85%.

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