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POTTAWATOMIE STATE HOSPITAL MEDICATIONS AT DISCHARGE (MM4.3) RAINBOW MENTAL HEALTH FACILITY Effective Date: May 1, 2008, Provision of Care Procedure Manual I. Policy When a patient needs to continue

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How to fill out medication at discharge:

1. Begin by reviewing the patient's medical records and discharge instructions to identify the medications that were prescribed during their hospital stay.
2. Create a comprehensive list of all the medications, including the dosage, frequency, and any special instructions for each medication.
3. Ensure that the list accurately reflects the patient's current medication regimen, taking into account any changes made during their hospital stay.
4. Double-check the list for any potential drug interactions or contraindications that may affect the patient's health.
5. Communicate with the healthcare team, including the prescribing physician, pharmacist, and nurses, to clarify any uncertainties or gather additional information if needed.
6. Prioritize the medications based on their importance and necessity for the patient's ongoing treatment.
7. Label each medication clearly, including the patient's name, the medication name, dosage, and administration instructions.
8. Provide detailed explanations to the patient or their caregiver regarding each medication, including the purpose, potential side effects, and any specific instructions for taking them.
9. Emphasize the importance of adhering to the prescribed medication regimen and address any concerns or questions the patient may have.
10. Keep a copy of the medication list for the patient's records and ensure that it is shared with any relevant healthcare professionals involved in their post-discharge care.

Who needs medication at discharge?

1. Patients who have been prescribed medication during their hospital stay and require ongoing treatment to manage their medical condition.
2. Individuals with chronic illnesses or complex medical conditions that necessitate a continuation of their medication regimen after leaving the hospital.
3. Patients with acute conditions or acute exacerbations of chronic conditions who may require short-term medications to aid in their recovery or symptom management at home.
4. Individuals undergoing surgical procedures who may need post-operative medications for pain management, infection prevention, or other specific purposes.
5. Those with multiple coexisting medical conditions that require a combination of medications to control and manage their overall health.
6. Patients transitioning from different levels of care, such as from a hospital to a nursing home or rehabilitation facility, who need medication management during the transition period.
7. Any individual requiring medication for preventive purposes or for the management of conditions that may have been identified during their hospital stay.

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