Abstracts by keywords: interdisciplinary
Patients who take at least three medications (AM) long-term have the legal right to have their family doctor draw up a national medication plan (BMP) (1-3). The introduction of the BMP, initially limited to the private sector, the lack of an interdisciplinary approach, the lack of suitable information technology and integration techniques led to criticism of the BMP and even rejection (4,5). With the establishment of hospital discharge management in mid-2017, the issuance of a medication plan (MP) was also established in the inpatient sector (6) and intersectoral use was initiated. But hospitals also lack suitable IT equipment and human resources. A current, completely and understandably completed BMP can serve as a source of information and as valuable training material for patients (5,7). Poor drug therapy safety and medication errors are caused by incomplete medication plans, incomplete information to the patient and inadequate exchange of information between the treating health care providers (8,9). The planned use of the standardized BMP on the electronic health card also requires interoperability of the information systems in the healthcare system [hospital information system (KIS), practice (PVS), pharmacy management systems (AVS)] as well as the willingness to participate and improve quality.