Abstract
Mediation reconciliation is a process that is crucial for ensuring drug safety among patients who demonstrate low medication adherence. Medication reconciliation at the Primary Care office is achieved by educating patients about the purpose of prescribed medicines, drug-to-drug, and drug-to-food interactions. Besides, patients are consulted about interactions between conventional and complementary and alternative medicine, and the dangers of consuming substances (illicit drugs, alcohol, nicotine) together with prescribed drugs. This approach is planned to be accomplished by means of combining printed medication reconciliation lists followed by open-ended questions included to check patients’ pharmacovigilance and conduct patient engagement. In addition, the innovative approach of the present project is inclusion of patients’ significant others in the process of advancing their treatment adherence. Direct participation of patients and their family member in medication reconciliation is expected to bring significant positive results. This project is valuable for advanced nurse practicing because it demonstrates the new ways to improve nurse-patient interactions, advance communication with patients’ family members and in overall, advance their pharmacovigilance.
Highlights
Nicole Wertheim College of Nursing and Health Sciences, motivational interviews aimed at increasing healthcare literacy and treatment adherence in the deteriorates this situation
To improve pharmacovigilance of patients it is necessary to develop patient-provider relations that are characterized by higher level of involvement and health monitoring (Brown & Bahri, 2019). This quality improvement project depicts that the applied method is effective in a short-run perspective
70 % of patients reported the lack of healthcare literacy that was removed during the project while answering the control question: ‘What gets in the
Summary
Telephone-based open-ended structured problem that results in adverse health events. Maria Elena Nasiff, DNP,APRN, ANP-BC, FNP, MSN., interviewing aimed at identifying patients’. Adults/Pediatrics., knowledge about therapeutic effects, doses, drugto-drug, and drug-to-food interactions of prescribed electronic health records increase the likelihood. Dr Dana Sherman, DNP, APRN, ANP-BC, FNP-BC. Telephone-based education and of dangerous health outcomes. Low treatment adherence is an issue that. Nicole Wertheim College of Nursing and Health Sciences, motivational interviews aimed at increasing healthcare literacy and treatment adherence in the deteriorates this situation. It is Florida International University identified group of patients and their families. Identified that the Hispanic patients are characterized by lower medication adherence
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