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The Impact Of Clinical Pharmacists Medication Reconciliation Upon Patients Admission To Reduce Medication Discrepancies.
It is a quazai one arm study shows the impact of the role of the clinical pharmacists through medication reconciliation to patients admitted to the emergency department .The main aim is to show if the pharmacists intervention is associated with establishing a complete drug history list than the list already presented in the patient file and taken by the physician .Then a description of the medication errors detected will be done .
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