Antecedentes Los errores de medicación son sucesos evitables que podrían causar o
conllevar un uso inadecuado de la medicación o un perjuicio al paciente cuando la …

Purpose To evaluate and summarize published evidence from systematic reviews
examining medication reconciliation. Methods MEDLINE, the Cochrane Database of …

While electronic prescribing has been shown to reduce medication errors and improve
prescribing safety, it is vulnerable to error-prone processes. We review six intersecting areas …

Importance Adverse drug events (ADEs) account for up to 16% of emergency department
(ED) visits and 7% of hospital admissions. Medication reconciliation is required for hospital …

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 …

Background Medication discrepancies, which are a threat to patient safety, can be reduced
by medication reconciliation (MedRec). MedRec is a complex process that can be supported …

Background: Medication reconciliation is a major component of safe patient care. One of the
main problems in the implementation of a medication reconciliation process is the lack of …

Medication reconciliation is crucial to prevent medication errors. In Denmark, primary and
secondary care physicians can prescribe medication in the same electronic prescribing …

Background The impact of medication reconciliation (MR) in low-middle-income countries,
including Thailand, may differ from other developed countries. Objective To evaluate the …

Background Discrepancies in medication lists are common and can contribute to drug-
related problems. This study was performed before the implementation of the National …