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Page of Manufactured by Bayer Inc 2920 Matheson Blvd EastMississauga OntarioL4W 5R6 wwwbayerca Date of Approval October 2018Submission Control No Bayer IncTM see wwwbayercatm Page of. Doyle M. Cummings, PharmD, FCP, FCCP. Professor of Family Medicine and Public Health. East Carolina University, Brody School of Medicine. Greenville, North Carolina. . [Residency educators may . adapt and use . Overview and Review of Errors. Created by Covenant Health. Medication Management Safety Team. January 2015. Learning Objectives. Be able to define what High Alert Medications (HAMs) are. Understand the risks and errors associated with HAMs . Obtaining . a. Best Possible Medication History. Hospital. Presenter. Month YYYY. What is a Best Possible Medication History (BPMH)?. What is a BPMH?. An accurate and complete medication history, or as close as . Doyle M. Cummings, PharmD, FCP, FCCP. Professor of Family Medicine and Public Health. East Carolina University, Brody School of Medicine. Greenville, North Carolina. . [Residency educators may . adapt and use . 2. Agenda . About ASM. ASM program and capabilities . What is in-office dispensing? How does it work?. Key Benefits . Repackaging components. Dispensing Technology . Additional services available through . Risk Reduction . How do you define a medication error?. “any preventable event that may cause or lead to inappropriate medication use or client harm while the medication is in the control of the healthcare professional, client, or consumer.”. Wilma Townsend. DPT, Team Leader. November 20, 2014. Objectives. (. 1) increase the field’s knowledge of medication units and their usefulness and barriers to implementation; . (. 2) demonstrate how medication units increase treatment capacity and access to care, . Patients do . not. take their medicine . as prescribed. about . half. the time. . 2. Why is it important to assess adherence?. =. 3. 4. Eight. . steps to . improve medication adherence. in . your. Policies and Procedures . Each pharmacy must have a policies and procedures manual:. Mission statement. : States the purpose and goals of an organization. Policy. : A definite course or method of action; a plan establishing goals and objectives. Team Members. Michael Ingram Jr, Heather Makwinski, Joshua Michalik, Samantha Taylor Talarico. 0. 2. 03. 01. BACKGROUND: The Business Case. Health Insurance. Companies. Medication non-adherence can have negative implications for the patient, the doctor/hospital, and insurance company.. Welcome and Introductions. 2. Presentation Goals. To raise your awareness of:. how you can help improve patient safety. safe medication use practices . the value of working with your pharmacist. 3. Topics. Rationale. medication use has become increasingly complex in recent times. medication error is a major cause of preventable patient harm. as future doctors, you will have an important role in making medication use safe. August 2021. Standard 4: Medication Safety. The Medication Safety Standard aims to ensure that clinicians safely prescribe, dispense and administer appropriate medicines, and monitor medicine use. It also aims to ensure that consumers are informed about medicines, and understand their own medicine needs and risks.. Medication Administration. Policies. Upon Admission. MUSTS. Document patient’s Height, Weight, and Allergies. Document weight in Kg. Reconcile patient medications. the physician must reconcile all medications and address deficiencies /...