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Midazolam-Droperidol, Droperidol, or Olanzapine for Acute Agitation: A Randomized Clinical Trial by Taylor, David McD., MD, MPH, Yap, Celene Y.L., MSc, Knott, Jonathan C., MBBS, PhD, Taylor, Simone E., PharmD, Phillips, Georgina A., MBBS, Karro, Jonathan, MBBS, Chan, Esther W., BPharm, PhD, Kong, David C.M., BPharm, PhD, Castle, David J., MD

“…Study objective We aim to determine the most efficacious of 3 common medication regimens for the sedation of acutely agitated emergency department (ED)…”
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Development of Screening Tools to Predict Medication-Related Problems Across the Continuum of Emergency Department Care: A Prospective, Multicenter Study by Taylor, Simone E., Mitri, Elise A., Harding, Andrew M., Taylor, David McD, Weeks, Adrian, Abbott, Leonie, Lambros, Pani, Lawrence, Dona, Strumpman, Dana, Senturk-Raif, Reyhan, Louey, Stephen, Crisp, Hamish, Tomlinson, Emily, Manias, Elizabeth

“…Background: Medication-related problems (MRPs) occur across the continuum of emergency department (ED) care: they may contribute to ED presentation, occur in…”
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Pharmacist-assisted electronic prescribing at the time of admission to an inpatient orthopaedic unit and its impact on medication errors: a pre- and postintervention study by Tran, Tim, Taylor, Simone E, Hardidge, Andrew, Mitri, Elise, Aminian, Parnaz, George, Johnson, Elliott, Rohan A

“…Prescribing and administration errors related to pre-admission medications are common amongst orthopaedic inpatients. Postprescribing medication reconciliation…”
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Gaps in continuity of medication management during the transition from hospital to residential care: An observational study (MedGap Study) by Elliott, Rohan A, Tran, Tim, Taylor, Simone E, Harvey, Penelope A, Belfrage, Mary K, Jennings, Rhonda J, Marriott, Jennifer L

“…Aim:  To assess continuity of medication management during transition from hospital to residential care facilities (RCFs). Method:  Telephone interviews with…”
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Implications of differences between point‐of‐care blood gas analyser and laboratory analyser potassium results on hyperkalaemia diagnosis & treatment by Pradhan, Jasmin, Harding, Andrew M., Taylor, Simone E., Lam, Que

“…Background Hyperkalaemia is managed in the emergency department (ED) following measurement of potassium results by blood gas analysers (BGA) or laboratory…”
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Medicines-related interventions to support safe transitions for care home residents post hospital discharge: Do hospital-delivered interventions have a role? by Elliott, Rohan A., Taylor, Simone E.

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Implementation of a pragmatic emergency department patients’ own medications (POM) procedure to improve medication safety: An interrupted time series by Taylor, Simone E., Joules, Emily, Harding, Andrew

“…Patients’ Own Medications (POMs) are useful to inform clinical decision-making, best possible medication history documentation, and ensure timely medication…”
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Prevalence and recognition of highly significant medication-smoking cessation interactions in a smoke-free hospital by Chui, Chang Yue, Taylor, Simone E., Thomas, Dennis, George, Johnson

“…•The first study investigating the prevalence of medication-smoking cessation interactions.•Highly significant medication interactions with smoking-cessation…”
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Opioid Use and Appropriateness of Supply After Total Knee or Hip Arthroplasty: An Australian Perspective by Tran, Tim, Castello, Jacinta, Taylor, Simone E., Hardidge, Andrew, Cannizzaro, Shakara, George, Johnson, Elliott, Rohan A.

“…INTRODUCTION:Effective pain management after joint arthroplasty is essential for optimal participation in rehabilitation. However, this needs to be balanced…”
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Accuracy of medication histories derived from an Australian cloud‐based repository of prescribed and dispensed medication records by Elliott, Rohan A., Taylor, Simone E., Koo, Stella M. K., Nguyen, Anny D., Liu, Esther, Loh, Grace

“…Background Obtaining accurate medication histories at transitions of care is challenging, but important for patient safety. Prescription exchange services…”
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Ketamine: Is the current 200 mg product fit for purpose in the emergency department? by Elmi, Huda, Pisasale, Daisy, Taylor, Simone E, Kebire, Omer, Abbott, Leonie

“…Objective To describe the magnitude of ketamine doses administered in the ED, to identify an appropriate product to minimise risk of administration errors and…”
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Hyperkalaemia in the emergency department: Epidemiology, management and monitoring of treatment outcomes by Pollack, Kimberley, Manning, Kiri R, Balassone, Jacqueline, Bui, Calista, Taylor, David McD, Taylor, Simone E

“…Objective To describe the epidemiology, treatment and monitoring of treatment outcomes of patients presenting to the ED with hyperkalaemia. Methods We…”
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Wastage of medications supplied by hospitals to facilitate continuity of care when patients are discharged to residential care facilities in Victoria, Australia: An observational study by Elliott, Rohan A., Tran, Tim, Taylor, Simone E.

“…Objectives To explore wastage of hospital‐supplied medications for patients discharged to residential care facilities (RCFs). Methods Telephone interviews with…”
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Assessment of inter-rater reliability of screening tools to identify patients at risk of medication-related problems across the emergency department continuum of care by D’lima, Jessica, Taylor, Simone E., Mitri, Elise, Harding, Andrew, Lai, Jerry, Manias, Elizabeth

“…Following a national multicentre study, two emergency department (ED) screening tools were developed to determine risk of medication-related problems; one for…”
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Response to Re: Hyperkalaemia in the emergency department: Epidemiology, management and monitoring of treatment outcomes by Pollack, Kimberley, Manning, Kiri R, Balassone, Jacqueline, Bui, Calista, Taylor, David McD, Taylor, Simone E

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Evaluation of communication to general practitioners when opioid‐naïve post‐surgical patients are discharged from hospital on opioids by Tran, Tim, Taylor, Simone E., George, Johnson, Pisasale, Daisy, Batrouney, Adele, Ngo, Janet, Stanley, Beata, Elliott, Rohan A.

“…Background To address the opioid crisis, much work has focused on minimizing opioid supply to surgical patients upon hospital discharge. Research is limited…”
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The Prevalence and Nature of Medication Errors and Adverse Events Related to Preadmission Medications When Patients Are Admitted to an Orthopedic Inpatient Unit: An Observational Study by Tran, Tim, Taylor, Simone E., Hardidge, Andrew, Mitri, Elise, Aminian, Parnaz, George, Johnson, Elliott, Rohan A.

“…Background: Medication errors commonly occur when patients move from the community into hospital. Whereas medication reconciliation by pharmacists can detect…”
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Qualitative exploration of Australian Muslim patients’ perceptions and experiences surrounding medication management during Ramadan by To, The-Phung, Taylor, Simone E., Abdullah, Ayat, Abdullah, Nur, Huang, Kerry, Khan, Naemah, Shirzad, Sakinah, Elmi, Huda, Zayegh, Iman

“…Objective To explore Australian Muslim patients’ perceptions and experiences surrounding medication management practices during Ramadan. Methods This was a…”
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Prescription medication use by emergency department doctors to improve work and academic performance, and to manage stress and anxiety by Eggink, Karin M, Taylor, Simone E, Judkins, Simon, Taylor, David McD

“…Objective To determine medications used by ED doctors to improve work and academic performance, and to manage stress and anxiety. Methods We undertook an…”
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Evaluation of medication dose omissions amongst inpatients in a hospital using an electronic Medication Management System by Hunt, Katherine V., Harding, Andrew M., Taylor, Simone E., Curtain, Colin

“…Rationale, aims, and objectives Whilst many dose omissions cause no patient harm, inappropriate dose omissions have been associated with increased length of…”
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