recent discharge interests of patient from hospital 4) health and wellbeing. taking medicine General practitioners with a narrow must refer patients who therapeutic index they deem appropriate or requiring to their preferred therapeutic community pharmacy. monitoring 5) with The community symptoms pharmacist must then suggestive of an contact a HMR adverse drug accredited pharmacist reaction 6)having who will conduct the difficulty managing review. their own medicines because The HMR is a private of literacy or consultation undertaken language difficulties by HMR accredited 6) attending a pharmacists with number of different patients in their home. doctors, both The pharmacist assesses general the patient’s use of practitioners and medication in his/her specialists. environment and also reviews the medicine The HMR is not regime and storage available to practices. The of a pharmacist writes a hospital, day
recent discharge from hospital 4) taking medicine with a narrow therapeutic index or requiring therapeutic monitoring 5) with symptoms suggestive of an adverse drug reaction 6)having difficulty managing their own medicines because of literacy or language difficulties 6) attending a number of different doctors, both general practitioners and specialists. The HMR is not available to of a hospital, day interests of patient health and wellbeing. General practitioners must refer patients who they deem appropriate to their preferred community pharmacy. The community pharmacist must then contact a HMR accredited pharmacist who will conduct the review. The HMR is a private consultation undertaken by HMR accredited pharmacists with patients in their home. The pharmacist assesses the patient’s use of medication in his/her environment and also reviews the medicine regime and storage practices. The pharmacist writes a