Medication Safety in Transitions of Care¶
World Health Organization. (2019). Medication Safety in Transitions of Care.
Cited by¶
2 citations across 2 artifacts.
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Mechanisms¶
- Clinical Clearance Protocol
- A genuine clearance also depends on the humbler safety practice underneath it: an accurate medication reconciliation, without which even a well-judged discharge can send the patient home on a dangerous drug combination.
This sourceTreats medication reconciliation at discharge as a safeguard against discrepancies and harmful medication combinations.
- A genuine clearance also depends on the humbler safety practice underneath it: an accurate medication reconciliation, without which even a well-judged discharge can send the patient home on a dangerous drug combination.
- Continuity-of-Care Plan
- The discipline of reconciling every medication at each transfer point is the canonical safety practice here.
This sourceTreats complete medication reconciliation at each transfer of care as a canonical medication-safety practice.
- The discipline of reconciling every medication at each transfer point is the canonical safety practice here.
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