2021
DOI: 10.4212/cjhp.v74i1.3038
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Completeness of Medication Reconciliation by Pediatric Residents at Hospital Admission for Asthma

Abstract: Background: Medication errors at hospital admission, though preventable, continue to be common. The process of medication reconciliation has been identified as an important tool in reducing medication errors. The first step in medication reconciliation involves documenting a patient’s best possible medication history (BPMH); at the authors’ tertiary pediatric hospital, this step is completed at time of admission by resident physicians. Objectives: To describe and quantify the completeness of admission BPMH by … Show more

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