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number complexity patients admitted hospitals rising patients may receive full clinical pharmacy review reviewed regularly needed inpatient stay risk factor medication errors clinical prioritisation identifies patients highrisk need pharmacist review targeting finite pharmacy resources patients benefit assess enhance clinical prioritisation within hospital pharmacy department study conducted large urban academic teaching hospital crosssectional survey clinical pharmacists hospital conducted establish patient clinical criteria prioritise work clinical prioritisation tool developed based survey findings integrated existing electronic pharmacy care interface pre postintervention study conducted consisting data collection five days pre five days postimplementation tool quantitative data analysed using descriptive inferential statistics qualitative data analysed thematic analysis 39 eligible pharmacists 37 95 responded survey toprated prioritisation criteria including medicines reconciliation tasks highrisk medicines helped inform content clinical prioritisation tool postintervention level 1 complex patients reviewed pharmacists fewer level 3 stable patients compared preintervention tool sensitivity ranged 51 88 depending experience pharmacist using tool high levels satisfaction clinical prioritisation reported using tool newly developed clinical prioritisation tool potential support pharmacists identifying reviewing patients targeted manner practice prior tool development continued development validation tool essential focus developing fully automated tool