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7 results for “medication”, in 3 sections
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Checklist 2
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Medication & number display
Would a misread dose or number be easy to catch?
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Digital health design checklist
Checkpoints to run through while you design for health: accessibility, plain language, medication display. Not a compliance audit.
Showcase 1
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Medication reconciliation
A medication list assembled from three different records isn't reconciled until a clinician can see where each entry came from and exactly what conflicts with it.
Patient portal & EHRUX Patterns for HealthTrust, Ethics & Safety
Links to other sites
Library 4
Each link opens the original.
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ISMP Guidelines for Safe Electronic Communication of Medication Information (opens the original)
The Institute for Safe Medication Practices' guidelines for how medication names, doses and numbers should be shown on screens and in messages, so they are not misread. Relevant…
Standard Trust, Ethics & Safety Licence not confirmed
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WHO High 5s: Medication Reconciliation fact sheet (opens the original)
A two-page WHO fact sheet on the standard process for medication reconciliation: building one list of what a patient takes and checking it against new orders at each transition of…
Standard Trust, Ethics & Safety Licence not confirmed
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HL7 FHIR (opens the original)
…apps and portals. Designers don't need to write FHIR, but its resource shapes (Patient, Observation, MedicationRequest) explain why some data is easy to surface and some isn't.
Standard Free to share
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MyChart (opens the original)
…systems to let patients book appointments, see test results and medications, and message their care team. A common portal to study for how these everyday tasks are laid out.
Example Licence not confirmed