Medication errors (ME s) are preventable and can result in patient harm and increased
expenses in the healthcare system in terms of hospitalization, prolonged hospitalizations …

Objective We investigated the health-related effect of systematic medication review
performed by a clinical pharmacist and a clinical pharmacologist on nonelective elderly …

Background: Patients at high risk of medication errors will potentially benefit most from
medication reviews. An algorithm, MERIS, can identify the patients who are at highest risk of …

Objectives Over the last decades, several papers have evaluated clinical pharmacy
interventions in hospital settings with conflicting findings as results. Medication reviews are …

Dan Med J 2015; 62 (8): A5118 2 danish mEdical JOURnal Dan Med J 62/8 August 2015
agreement still existed after the second round, the final decision relating to the drug's risk …

Background Prescribing errors in emergency settings occur frequently. Knowing which
patients have the highest risk of errors could improve patient outcomes. Objective The aim of …

Medication reviews have the potential to lower the incidence of prescribing errors. To benefit
from a medication review, the prescriber must adhere to medication counselling. Adherence …

Background Acute admission to hospitals, age and number of drugs are associated with an
increased risk of adverse drug events due to morbidity, poly-pharmacy and inappropriate …

The impact of patient interview on medication review in an inpatient psychiatric hospital ward
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