Abstract Background Emergency departments (EDs) face increasing service demands and
the imposition of treatment targets which has led to continual process redesign and changes …

Objective To evaluate the impact of an ED pharmacy service on ED clinical staff and hospital
pharmacist activity. Methods A prospective study measuring pharmacist activities and …

Objectives & Background UK urgent and emergency care (UEC) services are facing
significant increased patient demand alongside a shortage of medical and nursing staff …

Objective A partnered medication review and charting model involving a pharmacist and
medical officer was implemented in the Emergency Short Stay Unit and General Medicine …

What is known and objective Medication errors on admission can persist throughout the
episode of care and on to discharge leading to inappropriate management that can …

Medication errors are more prevalent in settings with acutely ill patients and heavy
workloads, such as in an emergency department (ED). A pragmatic, controlled study …

Background Medication-related errors are one of the most frequently reported incidents in
hospitals. With the aim of reducing the medication error rate, a Partnered Pharmacist …

Objective To describe current hospital pharmacy services and facilities provided to United
Kingdom Emergency Departments (EDs), identify potential roles for pharmacy technicians …

Aims To undertake a multicentre evaluation of translation of a partnered pharmacist
medication charting (PPMC) model in patients admitted to general medical units in public …

Background Increasing life expectancy has seen a continual rise in older patients who
present to hospital with acute decompensation. Pharmacists are well equipped to make …