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Health Literacy–Informed Communication to Reduce Discharge Medication . . . We tested the hypothesis that a health literacy–informed communication intervention would reduce discharge medication dosing errors and enhance caregiver medication knowledge compared with standard discharge counseling for hospitalized children
Medication-Focused Patient Counseling Upon Discharge: A . . . - MDPI We developed a simple intervention based on medication-focused patient counseling at hospital discharge which we compared to usual care (control) in a feasibility study, with patient satisfaction as the primary outcome
Medication-Focused Patient Counseling Upon Discharge: A Feasibility . . . at discharge, medication report to primary care physician, and phone follow-up three days after discharge The intervention was tested against usual care in a gastrointestinal surgical unit in a feasibility study, using the setup of a randomized controlled trial, with patient sat
JPPT_28_2_Book This was a prospective observational cohort study comparing caregiver satisfaction, reported compli-ance, and reported understanding of medications for patients discharged before and after implementation of a pharmacist-led medication discharge counseling service
Discharge Medication Reconciliation, And Discharge Counseling Program . . . Learning Objectives Describe the benefits of implementing discharge counseling versus first dose counseling Identify important process and outcome measures for a pharmacist counseling program Describe a method of identifying target populations for first‐dose counseling
Promoting effective transitions of care at hospital discharge: A review . . . This article reviews several important challenges to providing high-quality care as patients leave the hospital These include the discontinuity between hospitalists and primary care physicians, changes to the medication regimen, new self-care responsibilities that may stress available resources, and complex discharge instruc-tions
Development and evaluation of pharmacist-provided teach-back medication . . . Having a finalised discharge medication plan is key before providing teach-back medication counselling prior to hospital discharge This study’s standardised teach-back procedure and the details regarding training should help guide the development of future medication counselling services
Impact of Pharmacist-led Discharge Counseling on Hospital Readmission . . . Previous studies have shown that pharmacist interventions at hospital discharge, such as medication review, medication reconciliation, and patient counseling, significantly improve medication adherence and reduce adverse drug reactions, hospital readmission rates, and mortality 3-8 A recent systematic review, including nine clinical trials
Medication Counselling in Older Patients Prior to Hospital Discharge: A . . . Studies that evaluated associations between counselling and medication adherence or medication knowledge reported statically significant findings more frequently compared with studies with hard outcomes such as hospital readmissions, ED visits and mortality