Reviews
Reviewer: Hillingdon Carers, UK
Review: “The ‘My Medication Passport’ is a written record of a patient’s medicines. It is designed to improve communication between patients, carers and healthcare professionals, and maintain a record of changes made to the patient’s medication. My Medication Passport includes: relevant information about the patient; relevant information about the patient’s GP/ other healthcare professionals; list of medicines the patient cannot take, and the reasons why; compliance aids in use; list of the patient’s current medicines; changes made to current medicines, and why; blank pages for the patient to record additional medical information, such as vaccinations, screenings etc.”
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Reviewer: Simon Denegri’s Lay Review, blog, UK
Review: “Keep track of your medicines with ‘My Medication Passport’, care of NW London CLAHRC. … They’ve just launched a brilliant new tool to help patients keep track of medicine changes, and improve communication with health professionals and others. … The initiative is an idea that came out of the CLAHRC’s public involvement group, and is already being used by 5,000 patients across Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust.”
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Reviewer: Hammersmith and Fulham Local Involvement Network (LINk), UK
Review: “The NIHR CLAHRC for Northwest London has recently launched ‘My Medication Passport’. The passport was designed and tested by patients, and is a tool to help them manage their health by keeping track of their medications and key medical information.”
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Reviewer: Patient Information Forum (PIF), UK
Review: “NIHR CLAHRC for Northwest London launched a medication passport for patients this week. The passport is a written record of a patient’s medicines. … The passport aims are to help patients/carers have a complete record of their medicines, as well as an understanding of the reasons for any changes being made to their medicines. It’s designed to empower patients/carers to take control of their medication, and help seamless transfer of medication information across healthcare interfaces.”
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