Objective: To examine the evidence regarding the effectiveness of medication reconciliation
and review and to improve clinical outcomes in hospitals, the community, and aged care …

Aims Medication reconciliation is a part of the medication management process and
facilitates improved patient safety during care transitions. The aims of the study were to …

Drug-related problems (DRP) cause preventable negative health outcomes, especially
during hospital admissions. The aim of our study was to examine the prevalence and …

Objectives: To provide a multiorganizational statement to update recommendations for
critical care pharmacy practice and make recommendations for future practice. A position …

Background Adverse drug events from preventable medication errors can result in patient
morbidity and mortality, and in cost to the healthcare system. Medication reconciliation can …

Introduction Medication errors are frequent at care transition points and can have serious
repercussions. Study objectives were to examine the frequency/type of reconciliation errors …

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 …

Abstract Background The Institute for Healthcare Improvement identifies medication
reconciliation as the shared responsibility of nurses, pharmacists, and physicians, where …

What is known and objective Patients admitted to general medical units and emergency
short‐stay units are often complex with multiple comorbidities, polypharmacy and at risk for …

Discrepancies between registered prescriptions and patients' actual use of medications are
described as frequent and often resulting in adverse medication events. We aimed to assess …