Get Medication Reconciliation Form - Bccdc

Filling out the Medication Reconciliation Form - Bccdc is an essential process for ensuring accurate medication management in healthcare settings. This guide provides a clear and supportive overview of how to complete the form online, allowing users to navigate each section efficiently.

Follow the steps to effectively complete your Medication Reconciliation Form.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the Medication Reconciliation Form and open it for editing.
2. In the 'Patient Information' section, enter the patient's full name, date of visit, date of birth, personal health number (PHN), and tuberculosis (TB) number.
3. In the 'Medications Discontinued, Altered or Changed Since Last Visit' section, list any medications that have been modified since the previous appointment. Indicate allergies, weight in kilograms, and check appropriate boxes if the patient is pregnant or nursing.
4. The 'Medication History' section should be completed by a pharmacist. This includes documenting all TB medications and any prescription medications from provincial programs, including the date dispensed, medication name, dose, and directions. Note if there are no medications.
5. Address any discrepancies and drug-related concerns. Provide space for a physician's review and signature, as well as the pharmacist's signature under 'Prescription Medication Reconciled By.'
6. Complete the 'Non-Prescription Medications' section by listing any non-prescription medications taken by the patient. Include type, dose, and directions.
7. For prescription medications sourced from Pharmanet, include the date dispensed and medication names specifically for TB treatment, documenting all relevant drug interactions.
8. At the end of the form, review all entered information for accuracy. You can then save your changes, download the completed form, print it for physical records, or share it as necessary.

Complete your Medication Reconciliation Form online today for accurate medication management.