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Anupam Das
Medication reconciliation is a formal process designed to create a complete and accurate list of a patient's current medications. This process is crucial at various points of care transitions, including hospital admission, inter-departmental transfers, and discharge. The primary goal is to identify and prevent medication errors and adverse drug events by comparing the patient's medication regimen across different care settings and time points. The document details the steps involved, highlights common challenges such as time constraints and patient recall, and emphasizes the importance of effective communication.
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