Medication Reconciliation (CE)
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More than 3.5 hours of e-learning all done at the convenience of your computer and accessibly 24/7. This particular course is based on Joint Commission Resources publication,
Medication Reconciliation Handbook, Second Edition
Course features include:
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Access via the internet
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Self-paced - stop and start at your convenience 24/7
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Continuing Education Credit offered (CE) – 3.5 CE offered
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Terminology list
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Interactivity
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Case Studies
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Six Steps to Developing a Process Map
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Strategies for:
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Staff Buy-In and Ownership
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Unclear Roles and Responsibilities
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Staffing Issues
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Lack of Physician Time
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Team Building
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Take-aways (in pdf format)
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Process Map
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Process Map (with Risk Points indicated)
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Steps in Triggering Sampling
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Control Chart
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Spider Graph
This web-based training course consists of seven individual lessons (see below). Next to each lesson is the approximate completion time. But not to worry….you have 60 days to complete all three lessons, so the lessons do not have to be completed in one sitting.
Lesson 1: An Introduction
(30 Minutes)
After completing this lesson, the learner will be able to:
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Understand the factors that contribute to Medication errors
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Identify suggested elements of an effective Medication Reconciliation form
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Distinguish items that need to be addressed in Medication Reconciliation policy
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Identify the leading causes of Medication Reconciliation failure
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Recognize types of Medication Reconciliation lists, their content and employ their use
Lesson 2: Systems, Process and Analysis
(30 Minutes)
After completing this lesson, the learner will be able to:
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Understand the structure, function and four components of a process map
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Discuss the steps for process design and analysis
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Understand the advantages of using a standardized process
Lesson 3: Risk Points and Solutions
(30 Minutes)
After completing this lesson, the learner will be able to:
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Identify risk points on a process map
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Discuss methods to eliminate or minimize the impact of risk
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Discuss the difference between active and latent failures
Lesson 4: Physician Engagement
(30 Minutes)
After completing this lesson, the learner will be able to:
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Understand the physician role in medication reconciliation
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Discuss the barriers to engaging physicians in the medication reconciliation process
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Identify strategies for overcoming these barriers
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Identify strategies for engaging physicians as part of the medication reconciliation team
Lesson 5: Educating Key Individuals
(30 Minutes)
After completing this lesson, the learner will be able to:
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Discuss the importance of staff education
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Identify topics for staff education
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Discuss what to include in a patient interview
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Identify multiple strategies for staff education
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Discuss methods for educating physicians
Lesson 6: Patient Involvement
(30 Minutes)
After completing this lesson, the learner will be able to:
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Identify barriers to successful patient involvement
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Identify risk points in collecting the medication list
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Identify potential breakdowns in medication reconciliation process design
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Discuss methods for dealing with difficult patients
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Develop a strategy for involving patients in the medication reconciliation process
Lesson 7: Performance Improvement and Measure
(30 Minutes)
After completing this lesson, the learner will be able to:
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Understand the framework for continuous performance monitoring
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Distinguish between process measures and outcome measures
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Identify potential performance measures for medication reconciliation
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Develop a statement of aim
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Identify potential risk points
10 or more people interested in taking this web-based training course? E-mail griccio@jcrinc.com for more information on our special tiered pricing.
Item Number:
WBT1002
Price: $159.00 USD
