Medication reconciliation: a qualitative analysis of clinicians' perceptions.

Amy Vogelsmeier; Ginette A. Pepper; Lynda Oderda; Charlene Weir

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Medication reconciliation: a qualitative analysis of clinicians' perceptions.

August 15, 2013

Vogelsmeier A, Pepper GA, Oderda L, et al. Res Social Adm Pharm. 2013;9(4):419-30.

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Focus groups with physicians, nurses, and pharmacists revealed that each profession had a distinct view of the purpose of and optimal process for medication reconciliation.

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