Weiner, Michael

Design of a medication reconciliation application: facilitating clinician-focused decision making with data from multiple sources.

Citation: 
Cadwallader J, Spry K, Morea J, et al. Design of a medication reconciliation application: facilitating clinician-focused decision making with data from multiple sources. Appl Clin Inform 2013 Mar 13;4(1):110-25. PMID: 23650492.
Principal Investigator: 
Weiner, Michael
Project Name: 
Medication Reconciliation to Improve Quality of Transitional Care

Medication Reconciliation Technology to Improve Quality of Transitional Care - Final Report

Citation: 
Weiner M. Medication Reconciliation Technology to Improve Quality of Transitional Care - Final Report. (Prepared by Indiana University, Indianapolis, Indiana under Grant No. R18 HS018183). Rockville, MD: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, 2013.
Principal Investigator: 
Weiner, Michael
Project Name: 
Medication Reconciliation to Improve Quality of Transitional Care

Medication Reconciliation to Improve Quality of Transitional Care - 2012

Principal Investigator: 
Michael Weiner
Project Name: 
Medication Reconciliation to Improve Quality of Transitional Care

Medication Reconciliation to Improve Quality of Transitional Care - 2011

Principal Investigator: 
Michael Weiner
Project Name: 
Medication Reconciliation to Improve Quality of Transitional Care

Medication Reconciliation to Improve Quality of Transitional Care - 2010

Principal Investigator: 
Michael Weiner
Project Name: 
Medication Reconciliation to Improve Quality of Transitional Care

Medication Reconciliation to Improve Quality of Transitional Care

Description: 

This project integrated an electronic medication reconciliation system with an electronic prescribing system and evaluated whether the resulting system altered the rate of medication reconciliation and the incidence of medication errors.

Principal Investigator: 
Michael Weiner
Project Dates: 
September 30, 2009 to July 31, 2013