Abstract Purpose of Review Acute care re-utilization, ie, hospital readmission and post-
discharge Emergency Department (ED) use, is a significant driver of healthcare costs and a …

Background Older adults are at an increased risk of drug-related problems, especially
following discharge from hospital. Drug-related readmissions place a large burden on the …

Background Harm due to medications is common during the transition from hospital to
home. Approaches that seek to prevent harm often involve isolated medication-related …

Objectives To evaluate the impact of community pharmacist involvement on transitions of
care, specifically on 30-day hospital readmissions. Data Sources We searched the following …

Background Readmissions to hospital due to medication-related problems are common and
may be preventable. Pharmacists act to optimise use of medicines during care transitions …

As the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic continues its course in 2020, telehealth
technology provides opportunities to connect patients and providers. Health policies have …

Background: existing trials on the role of clinical pharmacists in managing chronic disease
patients have focused on variety of interventions, including preparing patients for the …

The impact of clinical pharmacy transitions of care (TOC) services on relevant quality
measures (QMs) has been a major focus in the recent biomedical literature. The 2020 ACCP …

Background Pharmacist‐led transitions of care (TOC) interventions have been described as
some of the most promising interventions to reduce medication‐related harm (MRH) in older …

Introduction Care transitions, specifically hospital discharge, hold a risk for drug-related
problems and medication errors. Effective interventions that optimise medication use during …