conditions: 1) Primary Care additional accreditation (National Health taking 3 or more Trust (PCT) to provide the service. Service Act 1977, medicines and/or Pharmaceutical Launched in The MUR aims to 12 or more daily Services,(England), 2005 improve the knowledge doses, 2) have Amendment and use of medicines by multiple Directions, 2006. establishing the prescribers, 3) had “(a) patient’s actual use, a recent hospital understanding and admission, 4) are experience of taking taking or about to drugs; (b) identifying, commence taking a discussing and resolving medicine with a poor or ineffective use of high risk of adverse drugs by the patient; (c) effects, 5) have a identifying side effects particular medicine and drug interactions related problem that may affect the (adverse effect, patient’s adherence with poor adherence), 6) instructions provided by are experiencing or a health care at risk of professional for taking of response to drugs; and (d) improving pharmacotherapy, the clinical and cost 7) are non-adherent effectiveness of drugs or unable to prescribed to patients manage their thereby reducing the medicines, 8) have wastage of such drugs literacy or language difficulties,
conditions: 1) taking 3 or more medicines and/or 12 or more daily doses, 2) have multiple prescribers, 3) had a recent hospital admission, 4) are taking or about to commence taking a medicine with a high risk of adverse effects, 5) have a particular medicine related problem (adverse effect, poor adherence), 6) are experiencing or at risk of response to pharmacotherapy, 7) are non-adherent or unable to manage their medicines, 8) have literacy or language difficulties, Primary Care Trust (PCT) Launched in 2005 additional accreditation to provide the service. The MUR aims to improve the knowledge and use of medicines by “(a) establishing the patient’s actual use, understanding and experience of taking drugs; (b) identifying, discussing and resolving poor or ineffective use of drugs by the patient; (c) identifying side effects and drug interactions that may affect the patient’s adherence with instructions provided by a health care professional for taking of drugs; and (d) improving the clinical and cost effectiveness of drugs prescribed to patients thereby reducing the wastage of such drugs (National Health Service Act 1977, Pharmaceutical Services,(England), Amendment Directions, 2006.