Despite sizable technology investments made in the past decade to improve medication safety, medication errors remain far too common. In fact, medication errors are one of the leading causes of injury to hospital patients, and evidence suggests that more than half of these errors occur at transitions of care.

Medication reconciliation is a powerful strategy for reducing medication errors as patients move from one site of care to another, and for boosting patient and provider satisfaction and reducing readmissions. However, many organizations fall short of achieving these goals.

We've created a variety of resources to support pharmacy leaders in expanding their role in the process. Whether you're looking to benchmark your process against that of your peers, advocate for increased investment, optimize existing processes, or scale pharmacy-led practices across the continuum, we have the tools to help.

High-Reliability Medication Reconciliation

Download our research report for guidance on advocating for increased resource investment, as well as 13 best practices for optimizing and scaling your medication reconciliation process.

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2017 Medication Reconciliation Benchmarking Survey Results

Check out the results of our national benchmarking survey on medication reconciliation staffing, documentation, and performance management.

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Building the Business Case

Make the case to executives for additional investment in medication reconciliation and dispel common leadership misconceptions about the process.

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Med Rec 101

Educate frontline staff on medication reconciliation process essentials, industry trends, patient safety and financial implications, and actions they can take to be strong process stewards.

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Medication reconciliation: What are you missing beneath the surface?

Learn five of the most common medication reconciliation missteps and how pharmacy can help.

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Data Supporting Pharmacist-Led Med Rec

Incorporate data from this compilation into your next executive presentation to build the case for a pharmacy-led medication reconciliation process.

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