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Ensuring the Accuracy of the Medication List Ensuring the Accuracy of the Medication List

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Ensuring the Accuracy of the Medication List - PPT Presentation

Medication ReconciliationTransitions of Care MedicationFocused Transitions of Care Initiatives PTAPrior to Admission Validation of Prior to Admission Medication PTA List Prior to Admission PTA Medication ListPharmacist Evaluation ID: 490314

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Slide1

Ensuring the Accuracy of the Medication List Slide2

Medication Reconciliation/Transitions of CareSlide3

Medication-Focused Transitions of Care Initiatives

PTA=Prior to AdmissionSlide4

Validation of Prior to Admission Medication (PTA) ListSlide5

Prior to Admission (PTA) Medication List-Pharmacist Evaluation

Drug Related Problems (DRP) Resolved in High Risk PtsApril-August 2012

16,000 drug-related

problems resolved (

2,100

pts

):

7.5

DRPs/

pt

)

21% of inpatient orders were changed due to PTA discrepancies

40% of resolved DRP were classified as life threatening or serious/significantSlide6

Transitions of Care

60% of resolved DRPs were classified serious/significant or life-threatening

6

PTA med lists reviewed on admit

Hospital Meds reconciled

on admit

Med rec done

at time of

Discharge*

Post-Discharge follow-up call performed**

#

of Patients

Average

DRP

per patientSlide7

Post-Discharge Follow Up

7

Total

n=60**

% of potential re-hospitalizations prevented*

23%

% of medications taken as prescribed vs. medications prescribed

80%

# of medications that patients continued to take even though they were not on the d/c medication list**

70

* # based on

physician validation

**Excludes vitamins, minerals, herbals, and/or supplements