Overcome Barriers to Medication Reconciliation in Critically Ill Patients

January 2020

Taking med histories for trauma patients and others admitted in critical condition can be challenging.

It's partly because these patients often have altered mental status from a disease state, injury, or meds (opioids, etc).

Or the patient's identity may not be known on admission.

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Table of Contents

Injectables Prevent Cases of Mistaken Identity With IV Infusions
Transitions of Care Overcome Barriers to Medication Reconciliation in Critically Ill Patients
Biosimilars Don't Be Surprised to Dispense More Biosimilars
Med Safety Be Prepared to Troubleshoot OTC Meds Without Bar Codes
Opioids Think of Apadaz as Similar to Norco or Lortab for Acute Pain
Cultural Awareness Address Transgender and Gender-Diverse Patients Appropriately
Sleep Disorders Wakix Will Be a New Rx Med for Narcolepsy
Medication Errors Use Double Checks With Meds That Have Extended-Release Suffixes
Supplements Document "Natural" Cold and Flu Remedies on Med Histories