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eReconciliation A Tasmanian Perspective
Rory Gilmour
Nov 2014
Department of Health and
Human Services
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Medication reconciliation is the formal process of obtaining and verifying a complete and accurate
list of a patient’s current medicines.
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BackgroundDHHS Tasmania:
4 public hospitals
Medication Reconciliation:originally ad hoc and not well structuredpaper based electronic (web based)
HCS developed the “Clinical Suite” enablingstate-wide access to information the sharing of information between disciplines linking medication management activities
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HCS Clinical Suite
Is a useful tool allowing:Pharmacists to complete
medication admission interviews medication reconciliations add, withdraw or update allergies, alerts and comorbidities medication profiles / counselling sheets episode notes
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HCS Clinical Suite
Within the same environment doctors complete discharge prescriptions discharge summaries outpatient prescriptions outpatient summaries add, withdraw or update allergies, alerts and comorbidities
Provides decision support and access to state formulary (MIMS, PBS, DHHS meds list and guides) patient medication and other alerts real time decision support
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Medication Admission Interview
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Medication Admission Interview conducted upon admission to hospital obtained using a systematic process (ie. using a defined checklist) utilise several sources check for commonly missed medications or items recently ceased or
changed. check for allergies and alerts check whether a supply of each medication is required on discharge. example
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Medication Admission Interview
Chart Review
(Paper)
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Chart Review
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Medication Admission Interview
Chart Review
(Paper)
Medication Reconciliatio
n
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Medication Reconciliation
A “Med Rec” should compare a patients medication history to the
medications that have been charted highlight potential issues or discrepancies in therapy
to all treating clinicians example
Paper copy placed in the patient’s progress notes
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Medication Admission Interview
Chart Review
(Paper)
Medication Reconciliatio
n
Discharge Prescription
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Discharge PrescriptionInformation obtained from the
Medication Admission interview NIMC (inpatient drug chart)
is then used to prepare an electronic prescription
Still require a paper based Rx to enable PBS claiming
Some information withheld
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Some information withheld
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Medication Admission Interview
Chart Review
(Paper)
Medication Reconciliatio
n
Discharge Prescription
Discharge Reconciliation
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Discharge Reconciliation
conducted by a clinical pharmacistreview and compare the electronic Rx with medication reconciliation
once reconciled – Rx dispensed
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Medication Admission Interview
Chart Review
(Paper)
Medication Reconciliatio
n
Discharge Prescription
Discharge Reconciliation
Discharge Dispensing
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Discharge Dispensingprescription dispensed details of medications dispensed sent to the Clinical Suite
patient’s Clinical Suite medication profile updated for future admissions as well as to aid in the completion of:
discharge medication summary (Dr)medication profile / counselling sheet (Ph)DAA label (Ph)
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Medication Admission Interview
Chart Review
(Paper)
Medication Reconciliatio
n
Discharge Prescription
Discharge Reconciliation
Discharge Dispensing
Discharge Summary
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Discharge SummaryPopulated by numerous systemsCompleted & signed off by treating doctorAllows for other allied health involvementEmailed to the patient’s:
GP digital medical record PCEHR (depending on consent status)
example
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eMedication ManagmentDHHS Tasmania has achieved eMM across the state
true closed loop needs to involve ALL care settings!
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Advantages
single medication record across all hospitalsallows for information sharingis informed by other systems (+/- … PAS, iPcy, etc)
standards compliant (AMT v3, SNOMED, Nehta stds)
promoting best practice in – Accurate and PBS compliant prescribing Past medication actions within reconciliations
easier reporting and statistic gatheringhelps provide better communication and handover (eg tasks and worklists)
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Disadvantagesinitially slower than hand written human error still possible (minimise not eliminate)currently does not check dose rangesrelies on availability / accuracy of other systemsmanual updating in some areasIT support 9 to 5, hospitals 24/7.user needs to be computer “savy”
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eReconciliationeReconciliation works if a hospital provides
reliable software (eg HCS) reliable wi-fi iPad / Android or Windows tablets and adequate training
Question: Would I return to paper based reconciliations?
Answer: Not if I don’t have to!
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QuestionsThanks for listening
Rory Gilmour
Nov 2014
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