Pharmacy student-assisted medication reconciliation: Number and types of medication discrepancies identified by pharmacy students

Pharmacy student-assisted medication reconciliation: Number and types of medication discrepancies identified by pharmacy students

Background: Medication reconciliation aims to prevent unintentional medication discrepancies that can result in patient harm at transitions of care. Pharmacist-led medication reconciliation has clear benefits, however workforce limitations can be a barrier to providing this service. Pharmacy student...

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Main Authors: Burke, R. (Author), Deep, L. (Author), Do, L.L (Author), Moles, R. (Author), Patanwala, A.E (Author), Penm, J. (Author), Schneider, C.R (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Grupo de Investigacion en Atencion Farmaceutica 2021
Subjects:
adult
aged
Article
Australia
cardiovascular system
Cross-sectional studies
digestive system
drug omission
female
geriatrics
hospital admission
hospital patient
Hospitalization
human
major clinical study
male
medical error
Medical history taking
medical record
medication discrepancy
medication error
Medication reconciliation
medication therapy management
middle aged
patient safety
Pharmaceutical services
pharmacist
Pharmacists
pharmacy student
Professional competence
retrospective study
Students, pharmacy
thorax surgery
vascular surgery
very elderly
Workforce
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