A qualitative dual-site analysis of the pharmacist discharge care (PHARM-DC) intervention using the CFIR framework

Introduction: Older adults face several challenges when transitioning from acute hospitals to community-based care. The PHARMacist Discharge Care (PHARM-DC) intervention is a pharmacist-led Transitions of Care (TOC) program intended to reduce 30-day hospital readmissions and emergency department vis...

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Main Authors:	Amer, K. (Author), Armbruster, C. (Author), Conti, N. (Author), Fanikos, J. (Author), for the PHARM-DC Group (Author), Guan, J. (Author), Henreid, A. (Author), Keller, M.S (Author), Kennelty, K.A (Author), Ko, E.J.M (Author), Leang, D.W (Author), Llamas-Sandoval, R. (Author), Matta, L. (Author), Moriarty, D. (Author), Murry, L.T (Author), Muske, A.M (Author), Nguyen, A.T (Author), Pevnick, J.M (Author), Phung, E. (Author), Rosen, O. (Author), Rosen, S.L (Author), Salandanan, A. (Author), Schnipper, J.L (Author), Shane, R. (Author), Wisniewski, J. (Author), Wu, S. (Author)
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Language:	English
Published:	BioMed Central Ltd 2022
Subjects:	aged Aged hospital discharge hospital readmission human Humans Medication related hospital readmission Patient Discharge Patient Readmission Pharmaceutical Services Pharmacies pharmacist Pharmacists Pharmacy pharmacy (shop) Post-discharge adverse drug events Transitions-of-care
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