Effects of a refined evidence-based toolkit and mentored implementation on medication reconciliation at 18 hospitals: results of the MARQUIS2 study

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"MARQUIS1では、5つの病院において、薬剤再確認のベストプラクティスツールキットの実装が、意図的でない処方の不一致を減少させることを実証したが、結果は施設によって異なっていた。本研究では、より大規模に、より洗練されたツールキットの効果を明らかにする。" https:/…

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RT @BMJ_Qual_Saf: How did 17 hospitals reduce medication errors by a third? See results of the MARQUIS 2 study: https://t.co/84jseP5t4x

Jeff Schnipper, @UCSFDHM's very own Stephanie Rennke, and others published the results of a multicenter study of 18 hospitals on medication reconciliation (MARQUIS2) in BMJ Quality & Safety. #hospitalmedicine #ucsf Read More: https://t.co/XlmY30KK6S

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