the purpose of their medications as compared with those not enrolled (P聽= 0.019).ConclusionAn intentionally scheduled medication review with a primary care provider and pharmacist did not significantly improve the accuracy of the medication list, but it was associated with fewer drug-related problems...
Objective: Describe the types of medication discrepancies that persist despite pharmacist-led medication reconciliation using the primary care electronic medical record (EMR). Methods: Observational case series study of established patients from an urban, indigent care clinic. Medication reconciliation was co...
Describe the types of medication discrepancies that persist despite pharmacist-led medication reconciliation using the primary care electronic medical record (EMR). Methods Observational case series study of established patients from an urban, indigent care clinic. Medication reconciliation was conducted imme...
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Baldwin generally does her own patient education, but she understands that busy primary care clinicians who must also address patients' other health problems might not have that luxury. Her advice is to train staff on the basics of acne care and use patient cheat sheets with medication instruction...
If asthma remains uncontrolled, there are several reasons why these people should be referred (if possible) for expert assessment, advice and/or provision of medication, and for guidance on ongoing primary care management. In addition to confirming the diagnosis, specialist asthma services have ...
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Six participants were not included in the final analysis due to the presence of factors thought to affect cognitive testing (depression [n = 2], severe aphasia [n = 1], severe hearing loss [n = 1], and the use of a medication that could affect cognition [n = 2]). Clinicians ...
SUMMIT: procedures for medication-assisted treatment of alcohol or opioid dependence in primary care (TL-148-NIDA). 2016; http://www.rand.org/pubs/tools/TL148.html. Accessed June 16, 2016. 36. Venice Family Clinic. Venice Family Clinic. 2017. http://www.venicefamilyclinic.org/. Accessed ...
• What is the reliability of a medication trial for diagnosing asthma in different ages, how should such tests be performed, using which treatments and for how long? Children: • To what extent are small children with recurrent wheeze misdiagnosed in primary care and with what consequences ...