A post-discharge nurse-pharmacist telehealth service with routine medication reconciliation is feasible, well-accepted, and may improve medication safety in heart failure management.
Does a post-discharge pharmacist medication reconciliation and education service improve feasibility, acceptability, and clinical outcomes in patients with heart failure?
A post-discharge nurse-pharmacist telehealth model is feasible, highly acceptable to patients, and identifies numerous medication-related problems, though it did not significantly reduce 30-day cardiovascular readmissions in this small pilot.
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A post-discharge nurse-pharmacist telehealth service is a feasible and well-accepted MoC. The inclusion of a routine MedRec post-discharge may enhance continuity of care, improve medication safety, and support HF management.
Bennetts et al. (Sun,) reported a other. A post-discharge nurse-pharmacist telehealth service with routine medication reconciliation is feasible, well-accepted, and may improve medication safety in heart failure management.