To prepare and give out medicine.

The amount of medicine that you should take at one time.

A bracelet worn by a person containing important medical information.

A medicine, or a set of medicines or drugs, used to improve a particular condition or illness.

The precautions and actions taken to oversee the use of medicine.

The means by which medicine enters a person's body.

Drugs or other substances that affect a person's mind.

A person who takes action to empower another person and takes many forms and includes taking action to help communicate wants, secure rights, represent interests or obtain services needed.

A person who has the authority to make certain decisions together with another person if they need support to make decisions.

A person who has the authority to help another person when they are making certain decisions for themselves.

A person appointed by the court to make certain decisions on a person's behalf if they are unable to make them for yourself.

A person nominated by an organisation to receive allegations of abuse or safeguarding concerns.