• DOI:10.3233/978-1-60750-740-6-189
Corpus ID: 68152773

Patient summary and medicines reconciliation: application of the ISO/CEN EN 13606 standard in clinical practice

@article{Sedano2011PatientSA,
  title={Patient summary and medicines reconciliation: application of the ISO/CEN EN 13606 standard in clinical practice},
  author={F. Sedano and M. Cuadrado and Y. Clemente and Pablo Serrano Balazote and D. M. Cano and M. R. Viejo},
  journal={Studies in health technology and informatics},
  year={2011},
  volume={166},
  pages={189-196}
}

F. Sedano, M. Cuadrado, +3 authors M. R. Viejo

Published 2011

Medicine

Studies in health technology and informatics

: The comparison of the patient's current medication list with the medication being ordered when admitted to Hospital, identifying omissions, duplications, dosing errors, and potential interactions, constitutes the core process of medicines reconciliation. Access to the medication the patient is taking at home could be unfeasible as this information is frequently stored in various locations and in diverse proprietary formats. The lack of interoperability between those information systems… CONTINUE READING

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