Now Available: A Comprehensive Medication Reconciliation Resource from AHCA’s Clinical Practice Committee

Clinical Practice; Programs and Resources; Regulations
 

A new Medication Reconciliation program is now available on ahcancalED. It was developed by members of the AHCA Clinical Practice Committee, who have expertise and experience in the development and management of clinical programs. 

Registration is free to AHCA/NCAL members.  

This education series explains how medication reconciliation is vital for elderly patients, who are more vulnerable to specific medication adverse effects than younger patients, and are particularly vulnerable to adverse drug events. 

The program consists of five modules; each focused on a key area of area of medication reconciliation: 

  1. What is Medication Reconciliation? 
  2. Medication Reconciliation Impact on Hospitalizations 
  3. Steps for Medication Reconciliation 
  4. Role of the IDT in Medication Reconciliation 
  5. Medication Reconciliation Regulatory Review 

Each module contains an educational video, corresponding PowerPoint presentation, handouts, and an overall key takeaways document. The modules within the guide may be used individually or combined to meet the specific needs of a facility. This means you can use this guide sequentially or utilize individual elements of the guide separately. 

Questions about the program may be sent to regulatory@ahca.org. Technical assistance may be directed to educate@ahca.org​.