Clinical pharmacist interventions in the transition of care in a mental health hospital: case reports focused on the medication reconciliation process

  • Stuhec M
  • Batinic B
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Abstract

The transition of care represents a key point in the hospital admission and discharge process. A comprehensive transition could lead to fewer medication-related problems. The hospital clinical pharmacist could help in the transition of care process with a comprehensive medication reconciliation process, which has been poorly described in mental health hospitals. This study presents two clinical cases in which hospital clinical pharmacists identified omitted medications and other medication-related issues, including medication errors, during the transition of care in a mental health hospital. These positive experiences may encourage other countries to establish similar collaborations with hospital clinical pharmacists in mental health hospitals.

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Stuhec, M., & Batinic, B. (2023). Clinical pharmacist interventions in the transition of care in a mental health hospital: case reports focused on the medication reconciliation process. Frontiers in Psychiatry, 14. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyt.2023.1263464

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