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is in the works through nursing informatics.
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Not communicating with PCP about med changes.
effect and 2-3 times more likely to have ADRs.
correlated with increased risk of ADRs.
Not taking meds as prescribed.
Elderly 26-59 with non adherence.
and consume roughly 35-40 of prescription drugs.
ADEs in 20 of patients on transfers.
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at all transition points within the hospital.
up to 20 of adverse drug events.
discharge, the adherence rate dropped to 30.
patient, even when used as intended.
narcotics and opiates, insulins and sedatives.
similar problems, disease states or needs.
as elderly, pediatric, and obese patients.
to those who can take action.
to contact health care provider for assistance.
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