Conciliación de la medicación al ingreso y alta hospitalaria. Una experiencia consolidada

Saavedra-Quirós, V; Montero-Hernández, Esther; Menchén-Viso, Belén; Santiago-Prieto, E.; Bermejo-Boixareu, Cristina; Hernán-Sanz, J.; Sánchez-Guerrero, A; Loarte, J. Campo

doi:10.1016/j.cali.2016.02.002

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“…36 In a study, information about discharge was written for only 74% of patients. 37 In another study, there were errors in electronic file summaries in 13% of cases. 38 In our study after training workshop, the residents wrote the discharge note in terms of quantity and quality in 88% and 56% of cases, respectively (Table 5).…”

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The Effect of Medical Recording Training on Quantity and Quality of Recording in Gynecology Residents of Tabriz University of Medical Sciences

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Introduction: Medical records contain valuable information about a patient's medical history and treatment. Patient safety is one of the most important dimensions of health care quality assurance and performance improvement. Completing the process of documentation is necessary to continue patient care and continuous quality improvement of basic services. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the effect of medical recording education on the quantity and quality of recording in gynecology residents of Tabriz University of Medical Sciences. Methods: This study is a quasi-experimental study and was conducted at Al-Zahra Teaching Hospital, Tabriz, Iran, in 2016. Thirty-two second through fourth year gynecologic residents of Tabriz University of Medical Sciences who were willing to participate in the study were included by census sampling and participated in training workshop. Three evaluators reviewed the residents’ records before and after training course by a checklist. Statistical analyses were performed using SPSS 13 software. P-values less than 0.05 were considered statistically significant. Results: The results showed that before the intervention, there were significant differences in the quantity of information status among the evaluators and no significant difference was observed in the recording of qualitative status. After the workshop, among the 3 evaluators, there were also significant differences in the quantity of data recording status; however, no significant change was observed in recording of qualitative status. Conclusion: The study findings revealed that a sectional training course of correct and standardized medical records has no effect on reforming the process of recording.

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The Effect of Medical Recording Training on Quantity and Quality of Recording in Gynecology Residents of Tabriz University of Medical Sciences

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“…Regarding medication reconciliation strategies, the findings point again to the need for communication effectiveness in regard to pharmacotherapeutic information among health professionals [ 55 , 56 , 57 ], the lack of coordination between the different levels of care, or the absence of a single record of the patient’s medication, which must be correct, updated, and accessible [ 23 , 58 ]. Other authors focus on the training of health professionals [ 59 ] and the close collaboration with family members or home help assistants to cover the basic needs of the elderly, including the control of their medication [ 52 , 60 , 61 ].…”

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Influence of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Medication Reconciliation in Frail Elderly People at Hospital Discharge: Perception of Healthcare Professionals

Rojas-Ocaña

García-Navarro

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The current demographic panorama in Spain corresponds to an aging population; this situation is characterized by the need to care for an elderly population, which contains polymedicated and pluripathological individuals. Polymedication is a criterion of frailty in the elderly and a risk factor for mortality and morbidity due to the increased risk of drug interactions and medication errors. There are numerous studies that measure reconciliation at hospital discharge and at admission, and even the methodology of reconciliation, but we have not found many studies that measure reconciliation in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic from the point of view of health professionals regarding difficulties and the strategies carried out, which is essential to begin to glimpse solutions. Methods. This was a qualitative study based on 21 in-depth interviews and two discussion groups, conducted between January and April 2021 (13 nurses and 8 doctors, in rural and urban areas). The discourse was analyzed according to the Taylor–Bodgan model and processed using Atlas.ti software. Results. The areas altered by the health crisis were access to patients, their reconciliation of medication, and changes in the care modality, including the greater use of telephone communication, changes in work organization, and time dedicated to patient care and family work. Difficulties encountered during COVID-19: change in medication format, the specific characteristics of the patient and their pathologies, and difficulties arising from communication with the patient and their family. The strategies applied: the collaboration of home assistants and caregivers, emphasis on patient–health professional communication, and the use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). Conclusion. The discharge was interrupted by the health crisis caused by COVID-19, in terms of both the traditional access of patients and by the remote care modalities generated by telemedicine.

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“…El farmacéutico comunitario puede contribuir a paliar las discrepancias que se producen entre los medicamentos que toma el paciente, no hay que olvidar que estos problemas no solo hay que abordarlos en el ingreso hospitalario (Saavedra, et al, 2016), sino que también son latentes después del alta hospitalaria porque el paciente puede estar tomado los medicamentos prescritos en el hospital y, además, otros prescritos por médicos privados o recomendados por personas ajenas al ámbito sanitario (no deja de ser habitual que, ante procesos terminales, se recurra a distintas terapias e incluso a productos milagro en un intento desesperado de encontrar una mejora o solución).…”

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La necesaria incorporación del farmacéutico comunitario al equipo interdisciplinar que asiste al enfermo en fase terminal

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Rodríguez

Borrell

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En este trabajo se parte del reconocimiento del importante papel que el farmacéutico comunitario desempeña, en la atención sanitaria, a personas que sufren de un proceso terminal y en sus familiares y/o cuidadores. No hay duda de que es fundamental el consejo, tratamiento y acompañamiento de los profesionales sanitarios en cualquier patología que suponga un compromiso vital. El farmacéutico comunitario, como agente sanitario, debe estar implicado en esos procesos. Sin embargo, en muchas ocasiones es olvidado por un sistema sanitario que desaprovecha, de este modo, a uno de sus profesionales más cualificados. Estamos convencidos de que el paciente en fase terminal y sus familiares y/o cuidadores se verían muy favorecidos por una implicación mayor de los farmacéuticos en sus procesos. Por esta razón, en este artículo se reflexiona sobre los beneficios que reporta la inclusión del farmacéutico comunitario en el equipo asistencial que atiende a las personas en fase terminal.

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Conciliación de la medicación al ingreso y alta hospitalaria. Una experiencia consolidada

Cited by 6 publications

References 24 publications

The Effect of Medical Recording Training on Quantity and Quality of Recording in Gynecology Residents of Tabriz University of Medical Sciences

The Effect of Medical Recording Training on Quantity and Quality of Recording in Gynecology Residents of Tabriz University of Medical Sciences

Influence of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Medication Reconciliation in Frail Elderly People at Hospital Discharge: Perception of Healthcare Professionals

La necesaria incorporación del farmacéutico comunitario al equipo interdisciplinar que asiste al enfermo en fase terminal

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