Standard Implementation Protocol for Medication Reconciliation
Achieving process consistency while retaining the ability to recognize and accommodate variation in the input to the process (for example, the patient’s severity of illness, co-morbidities, other treatments, and preferences) is one of the major challenges to standardization in health care. Process variation to
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