ABSTRACT Background: Research exploring the agreement between traditional medication records and electronic records generated by an automated dispensing device has been limited. Objective: To evaluate the extent of agreement between medication administration records written in paper-based emergency department charts and records generated by an automated dispensing device with regard to the presence or absence of a single, prespecified medication. Methods: Medication administration records in paper-based emergency department charts and medication dispensation records generated by an automated dispensing device were evaluated for concordance. The primary outcome measure was agreement between the 2 sources with regard to the presence or absenc...
Background Recent literature revealed that medication histories obtained by physicians and nurses ar...
Background When patients are admitted to, and discharged from hospital there is a high chance of dis...
Background: Access to medicines information is important when treating patients, yet discrepancies i...
ABSTRACT Background: Research exploring the agreement between traditional medication records and ele...
Study objectiveMedication history is an essential part of patient assessment in emergency care. Pati...
ABSTRACTBackground: Accreditation standards have outlined the need for staff in emergency department...
ABSTRACT Background: In a recent study, 50% of the patients who were admitted to a hospital’s genera...
ABSTRACTBackground: Technologies have been developed over the past 20 years to automate the stages o...
The Australian Pharmaceutical Advisory Committee guidelines call for a detailed medication history t...
INTRODUCTION: In hospitals where computerised physician order entry systems will not be available in...
BackgroundAccuracy and transportability of the recorded outpatient medication list are important in ...
Introduction: Medication reconciliation is the process of creating the most accurate list of all med...
ABSTRACTBackground: Obtaining an accurate and complete medication list (i.e., the best possible medi...
Medication errors are common when patients transfer across healthcare boundaries. This study was des...
Objective: Medication adherence is an important aspect of chronic disease management. Electronic hea...
Background Recent literature revealed that medication histories obtained by physicians and nurses ar...
Background When patients are admitted to, and discharged from hospital there is a high chance of dis...
Background: Access to medicines information is important when treating patients, yet discrepancies i...
ABSTRACT Background: Research exploring the agreement between traditional medication records and ele...
Study objectiveMedication history is an essential part of patient assessment in emergency care. Pati...
ABSTRACTBackground: Accreditation standards have outlined the need for staff in emergency department...
ABSTRACT Background: In a recent study, 50% of the patients who were admitted to a hospital’s genera...
ABSTRACTBackground: Technologies have been developed over the past 20 years to automate the stages o...
The Australian Pharmaceutical Advisory Committee guidelines call for a detailed medication history t...
INTRODUCTION: In hospitals where computerised physician order entry systems will not be available in...
BackgroundAccuracy and transportability of the recorded outpatient medication list are important in ...
Introduction: Medication reconciliation is the process of creating the most accurate list of all med...
ABSTRACTBackground: Obtaining an accurate and complete medication list (i.e., the best possible medi...
Medication errors are common when patients transfer across healthcare boundaries. This study was des...
Objective: Medication adherence is an important aspect of chronic disease management. Electronic hea...
Background Recent literature revealed that medication histories obtained by physicians and nurses ar...
Background When patients are admitted to, and discharged from hospital there is a high chance of dis...
Background: Access to medicines information is important when treating patients, yet discrepancies i...