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Medication reconciliation software

Medication reconciliation prevents errors when patients move between care settings. It's a Joint Commission priority and a practical safety improvement — but only if the software supports the clinical workflow.

Common challenges

What teams struggle with

Incomplete source data

Reconciliation requires data from GP, hospital, pharmacy, and patient — often incomplete.

Timing at transitions

Med rec must happen at admission and discharge — not days later.

Clinician time pressure

Reconciliation adds work unless the software makes it faster than manual comparison.

myHealth Record as source

Shared medicines lists on myHealth Record can accelerate reconciliation if parsed correctly.

How we help

Practical solutions that ship

Multi-source med lists

Aggregate medicines from EHR, pharmacy, myHealth Record, and patient interview.

Reconciliation workflow

Side-by-side comparison with discrepancy highlighting and resolution tracking.

myHealth Record integration

Pull shared medicines information to supplement local data.

Transition triggers

Automatic reconciliation tasks at admission, transfer, and discharge.

Frequently asked

Questions about medication reconciliation software

Is medication reconciliation mandatory?

It's a National Safety and Quality Health Service Standard requirement for hospitals and strongly recommended across all care settings.

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