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Abstract Number: 246
CLINICAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT OF MEDICATION RECONCILIATION BY DESIGNATED WARD-PHARMACISTS IN THE HOSPITALIST MANAGED ACUTE MEDICAL UNIT
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: Acutely-ill and multimorbid patients are frequently exposed to unintended medication errors after admission and their impacts on patient safety are profound. Designated ward-pharmacists as team members of our Hospital Medicine Center reconcile medications of hospitalized patients by identifying discrepancies in patients’ current medications and the medication used in acute care in emergency departments or […]
Abstract Number: 309
FACTORS THAT INCREASE TIME OBTAINING HOME MEDICATION HISTORIES: ANALYSIS OF AN ESTABLISHED MEDICATION RECONCILIATION PROGRAM AT A MEDIUM-SIZED MIDWEST HOSPITAL
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: Obtaining the Best Possible Medication History (BPMH) is the protocolized gold standard in obtaining medication histories and well known to decrease the total number of medication errors during transitions in care. Trained technicians require an average of 15-30 minutes to collect a BPMH [2]. Our facility conducted a categorical analysis and within subject study […]
Abstract Number: 311
IMPACT OF A HOSPITAL-WIDE MEDICATION RECONCILIATION PROGRAM ON ERROR REDUCTION IN MEDICATION HISTORIES: A CATEGORICAL ANALYSIS AND WITHIN SUBJECT STUDY
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: With growing importance placed on patient safety, it has become necessary to elevate past processes and rethink rolls for experienced healthcare professionals. One of the primary goals identified by The Joint Commission is to “maintain and communicate accurate patient medication information” to “safely prescribe medications in the future” [1]. This task is often complicated […]
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