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Måløy, Elfrid; Nygård, Linda Kornstad; Eines, Trude Fløystad

doi:10.4220/sykepleiens.2017.62296

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“…At the same time, only half of them report reading medical literature to keep up to date. This is slightly higher than in the study by Måløy et al (2017), in which the figure was only one in three.…”

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The Role of Medication Management in Hospital Readmissions in Norwegian Primary Healthcare Services: A Secondary Analysis

Glette¹,

Wiig²

2022

Medication Safety in Municipal Health and Care Services

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Medication management and the transmission of medication information between healthcare services have proven to be essential factors in hospital readmissions. The patients primary healthcare services are caring for at present have complex medical conditions, leading to even greater challenges in transferring correct information across different healthcare services. This chapter describes how healthcare personnel perceive medication management as an influencing factor in hospital readmissions, and explores which elements may lead to medication-related hospital readmissions from the primary healthcare service.

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The Role of Medication Management in Hospital Readmissions in Norwegian Primary Healthcare Services: A Secondary Analysis

Glette¹,

Wiig²

2022

Medication Safety in Municipal Health and Care Services

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“…found that nurses have a great need for more knowledge on age-related physiological changes and pharmacology. Måløy et al (2017) found that, among a sample of 262 nurses, 30% rarely or never read medical literature, and half have never attended a course or taken further education.…”

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Medication Safety in Municipal Health and Care Services

2022

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Patient-Centered Communication and Counseling to Ensure Patient Safety Through Correct Use of Medicines: Experiences and Challenges

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Larsen²,

Holm³

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Medication Safety in Municipal Health and Care Services

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In this chapter we discuss experiences and challenges regarding patient safety and correct use of medicines. Patient-centered communication and counseling are essential in order to achieve this. Incorrect use of medicines endangers patient safety, and can lead to medication-related problems, which again may have serious consequences for both the patient and society. Some of the most prominent pharmaceutical factors compromising patient safety are: communication challenges, language barriers, variety in health literacy, and self-care without guidance from a healthcare provider. The common theme for most barriers connected to incorrect use of medicines seems to be communication. It is therefore essential for healthcare providers to have good communication skills and be able to provide patient-centered communication and counseling of high quality. This may be the path towards optimizing use of medicines and ensuring patient safety. To improve patient-centered communication and counseling, teaching communication, as well as training courses, should be included in the curricula for healthcare providers, in addition to postgraduate training.

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The Role of Medication Management in Hospital Readmissions in Norwegian Primary Healthcare Services: A Secondary Analysis

The Role of Medication Management in Hospital Readmissions in Norwegian Primary Healthcare Services: A Secondary Analysis

Medication Safety in Municipal Health and Care Services

Patient-Centered Communication and Counseling to Ensure Patient Safety Through Correct Use of Medicines: Experiences and Challenges

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