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Reconcile Medications at All Transition Points
2/28/2003 7:24:05 PM
User Comments on Reconcile Medications at All Transition Points
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Georgia Crump
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Re: Policy & Procedures for Medication Reconciliation in Ambulatory areas
6/27/2005 3:31:48 PM
I'm looking for a policy on medication reconciliation for the patient seen in outpatients services. All policies I've seen address inpatient /outpatients who convert to inpatient. Thanks georgia
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Re: Policy & Procedures for Medication Reconciliation in Ambulatory areas
7/1/2005 11:51:15 AM
I am looking for medication reconciliation policies for inpatient - can you help me?
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Susan Rude
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Re: Reconcile Medications at All Transition Points
7/15/2005 5:08:22 PM
I would like to see examples of how others reconcile mediactions at time of admission.
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Re: Policy & Procedures for Medication Reconciliation in Ambulatory areas
10/11/2005 12:26:27 PM
Georgia,
Did you receive any feedback regarding the med reconciliation process for ambulatory areas. If so, could you pass along to me? Thanks, Julie
e mail- Julie.Classen@uhsinc.com
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Gillian Harvey
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Re: Reconcile Medications at All Transition Points
10/21/2005 12:41:32 PM
Hello - I am working on a medicines management programme in England where we are encouraging medicines reconciliation at transition points in secondary care.
Does anyone have any experience of using this process at transition points in Primary Care? In particular between Community Pharmacy and General Practice or residential care homes?
Kind regards
Gill Harvey (gill.harvey@npc.nhs.uk)
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Dena Heyman
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Re: Reconcile Medications at All Transition Points
10/29/2005 10:18:54 AM
Do you know of any software companies that have Medication resoncilliation
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Julie Cangro
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Re: Reconcile Medications at All Transition Points
11/23/2005 3:27:08 PM
I understand this to mean that reconciliation starts at admission, or point of entry, not to be done in ER triage for a patient that will not be admitted. What are emergency departments doing?
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Jill Strykowski
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Reconciliation for short stay pateints
11/29/2005 4:40:52 PM
JCAHO has defined that Med Rec must take place when a patient has potential to recieve a medication- including Ambulatory Care areas- short term ED stay and Cath Lab.
Would be interested in beginning a dialogue on how to accomplish Med Rec in these areas yet not compromise patient flow.
Thoughts from experts welcome. Jill
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Samantha Richards
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Re: Reconciliation for short stay pateints
1/3/2006 10:17:52 AM
Jill,
In reading the implementation expectation for this goal I interpreted that reconciliation should occur if the pt is being admitted to the organization. It does include Amublatory settings however I took that to mean you could start the process of collecting the medication information in the ED- please let me know where you saw the information that it must take place if the pt has a potential to receive a med. I am currently leading our implementation of med reconciliation and I had not included the ED dept, our plan focused on getting a detailed list once the pt was admitted to a nursing unit- please let me know
Look forward to hearing from you
Samantha
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