Medication Reconciliation Discrepancy Rate (CBE 2456)

The endorsed measure of reconciliation errors at admission and discharge (CBE 2456).

Open the tool → Runs in your browser. Data leaves only if you deliberately send a problem report from the interactive tool.

Example

Unintentional discrepancies, admission plus discharge orders
75
Medications on the gold standard lists
110
Unintentionally ordered additional medications
40
Patients sampled
25

Result: 0.50 unintentional discrepancies per medication (75 of 150).

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What you enter

  • Unintentional discrepancies, admission plus discharge orders
  • Medications on the gold standard lists
  • Unintentionally ordered additional medications
  • Patients sampled
How this is calculated

Citation

Medication Reconciliation: Number of Unintentional Medication Discrepancies per Medication Per Patient. CBE (formerly NQF) 2456, steward Brigham and Women's Hospital; endorsed, Fall 2019 cycle. Partnership for Quality Measurement. Read the source ↗

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