EPITOME: Enhanced Patient Safety Intervention to Optimize Medication Education

Jan 13, 2013

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Presentation Outline. Educated Patients and Medication Safety The EPITOME Design Unique aspects Patient awareness of medication education EPITOME and Patient Safety Culture Apply shared learning from previous work Focus on physician champion, managing change, mediation safety becomes an in

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EPITOME: Enhanced Patient Safety Intervention to Optimize Medication Education

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Topic 11

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Chapter 6

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Medication Safety

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Health Profession Education for Patient Safety” Blink or Think?

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Medication Safety

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Redefining the Culture for Patient Safety

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The Value of Medication Therapy Management Services

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Overview

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Patient Safety

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Patient’s Safety: Could It Truly Be This Awful?. Marwan GHOSN,MD, MBA/MHM. Objectives. Sensitize the audience on the dimension of the problem Define the medication error and its impact on Patient Safety and Healthcare System Emphasize on the role of nurses on Patient Safety

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