Look for Med Issues as Patients Transition In and Out of the Hospital

August 2017

You're on the front lines to prevent dangerous med errors as patients transition between care settings.

Up to 70% of patients have a med discrepancy during transitions of care...such as going into or out of a hospital or long-term care facility.

When taking med histories, include important med-use details.

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Table of Contents

Practice Take Med Waste Reduction to the Next Level
Transitions of Care Look for Med Issues as Patients Transition In and Out of the Hospital
Med Safety Safeguard Against the Use of Saline Flush Syringes as Med Diluents
New Drugs Think of Steritalc as Similar to Sterile Talc Powder or Spray
Nausea & Vomiting Ensure Surgery Patients Get Antiemetic Meds at the Right Times
Anticoagulants "Fixed" Kcentra Dosing May Expedite Warfarin Reversal
Med Administration Don't Be Surprised to See Some Injectable Meds Used Intranasally
Emergency Preparedness Have an Action Plan to Help Prevent Robberies in Your Pharmacy
Menopause Help Women Getting Hormone Therapy for Menopausal Symptoms Stay Safe
Beta-Blockers Use Strategies to Help Heart Attack Patients Get Appropriate Beta-Blockers