A better way: leveraging a proven and utilized system for improving current medication reconciliation processes.

Ajit A Dhavle, Seth Joseph¹, Yuze Yang, Chris DiBlasi, Ken Whittemore

¹Surescripts LLC 2800 Crystal Dr, Arlington, VA 22202. E-mail: seth.joseph@surescripts.com.

Abstract

In this reply to the commentary, "A Call for a Statewide Medication Reconciliation Program," published in the October 2016 issue of The American Journal of Managed Care®, authors note that although they agree with the authors' assessment of the problem, they believe there is a proven and scalable solution to improve medication reconciliation that is already available to, and used by, clinicians.

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