Medicine

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	What You Can Do to Avoid Medication Errors This fact sheet provides tips on how to avoid medication errors. The tool was developed by the Institute of Medicine, and is available as a PDF, requiring Adobe Reader.
	ISMP Medication Safety Self Assessment for Automated Dispensing Cabinets The ISMP, in response their analysis of reported medication errors, has developed a survey toolkit in order to assess the medication safety practices in healthcare institutions, regarding the use of automated dispensing cabinets.
	2011 ISMP Medication Safety Self Assessment® for Hospitals The ISMP has updated many items from the 2004 self assessment and have added new items, which represent new practices and processes that have evolved since then. These impact medication safety, new research findings about error prevention, and new technologies previously not widely available in 2004. To incorporate these new items into the 2011 assessment, several items from the 2004 assessment have been removed because the majority of hospitals indicated they these items had been fully implemented either in some or all areas of their organization.
	Su medicamento: Infórmese. Evite riesgos (Your Medicine: Be Smart. Be Safe) AHRQ has released a revised Spanish-language medication safety booklet, “Su medicamento: Infórmese. Evite riesgos” (“Your Medicine: Be Smart. Be Safe.”) to help Spanish-speaking patients learn more about how to take medicines safely. The booklet includes a detachable, wallet-size card that can help patients keep track of medicines they are taking, including vitamins and herbal and other dietary supplements. This Solution requires a web browser and Adobe Reader to view its web pages and PDFs.
	How to Create an Accurate Medication List in the Outpatient Setting through a Patient-Centered Approach The medication toolkit will assist healthcare providers to improve the medication reconciliation process in an outpatient setting, focusing on medication safety. The Toolkit provides a step-by-step guide to implement a patient-centered approach to the complexity around medication reconciliation processes and steps on VERIFICATION of the medication list. This toolkit provides healthcare providers new resources and strategies to create a safer, more efficient and effective medication process. The toolkit is available as a PDF and links to PDFs, which requires Adobe Reader to view it.
	Collateral Materials for Medication Reconciliation Legacy Health's Medication Reconciliation Task Force created this medication reconciliation process to share with hospitals and healthcare systems to use as well as the collateral materials, which include Administrative, Audit and Training Materials; plus Flowcharts and Medication Forms. The toolkit is available as web pages and PDFs and requires a web browser and Adobe Reader to view them