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See Latest ArticlesWhich Providers Should Communicate Which Critical Information About a New Medication? Patient, Pharmacist, and Physician Perspectives
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 01/30/09
Tarn DM et al. - Patients, pharmacists, and physicians have incongruent beliefs about who should provide essential medication-related information. Differing expectations could lead to overlapping, inefficient efforts that result in communication deficiencies when patients receive a new medication. Collaborative efforts to ensure that patients receive complete information about new medications could be explored.
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