High 5s initiative: implementation of medication reconciliation in France a 5 years experimentation.

É Dufay; S. Doerper; B. Michel; C. Roux Marson; A. Grain; A. M Liebbe; K. Long; N. Tournade; B. Allenet; D. Breilh; I. Alquier; May L Michelangeli

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High 5s initiative: implementation of medication reconciliation in France a 5 years experimentation.

June 21, 2017

Dufay É, Doerper S, Michel B, et al. Safety in Health. 2017;3(1):6.

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Medication reconciliation has been advocated as a way to reduce discrepancies in medication documentation. This commentary describes a World Health Organization initiative to define and implement a standard medication reconciliation procedure.

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