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Bring a fresh perspective to an issue that has plagued healthcare facilities for decades

Medication reconciliation is a crucial step in preventing medical errors, and it has become an increased focus of regulators across the healthcare continuum as organizations concentrate on improving patient safety and quality of care. Medication Reconciliation: Practical Strategies and Tools for Compliance focuses on establishing a reliable medication reconciliation process for patients as they move from setting to setting.

This book will help you by:

Examining the current regulatory requirements for medication reconciliation
Looking at the increased role of CMS in the reconciliation process
Providing strategies to effectively reconcile medications
Explaining how medication reconciliation helps prevent adverse events
Addressing medication reconciliation across multiple settings, not just inpatient care

Now is the time to ensure the prevention of medication-related errors and bring new insights to an issue that continues to be a problem in healthcare settings.

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