Effectiveness of a Mobile App (Meds@HOME) to Improve Medication Safety for Children with Medical Complexity: Protocol for a Randomized Control Trial (Preprint)
Nicole Werner,
Makenzie Morgen,
Sophie Kooiman
et al.
Abstract:Background: This study will pilot test the mobile phone application, Medication Safety @HOME-Meds@HOME intervention to improve medication administration accuracy, reduce preventable adverse drug events, and ultimately improve chronic care management for children with medical complexity (CMC). The Meds@Home app was co-designed with CMC families, caregivers and health professionals to support medication management for primary (PCG) and secondary (SCG) caregivers of CMC. We hypothesize that Meds@HOME will improve… Show more
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