Julian West, Hannah Zeilig, Timothy Cape, Lucy Payne, Clare Whistler
Making a living moment more resonant: an exploration of the role of the artist in co-creative work with people living with dementia
Wellcome open research
medication discrepancies commonly occur patients transferred care settings despite presence medication reconciliation services mrs medication discrepancies still prevalent clinical costs implications study aimed explore perspectives various stakeholders mrs optimized singapore descriptive qualitative study semistructured interviews 30 participants national healthcare group including family physicians n 10 pharmacists n 10 patients recently discharged restructured hospitals n 7 caregivers n 3 conducted transcribed interviews coded independently three coders inductive thematic analysis approach used five core themes identified 1 mrs enhanced healthcare services various aspects including efficiency health literacy 2 several challenges delivering mrs covering processes technology training 3 issues suitable patient selection followup 4 barriers scaling mrs involve various stakeholders crosssector integration environmental restrictions finally 5 role definition pharmacist stakeholders study identified role mrs enhancing healthcare services explored challenges encountered provision mrs family physicians pharmacists patients caregivers findings supported need shift mrs towards comprehensive medication review model future improvement work mrs conducted based findings