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My Reflection On Medication Reconciliation
Before I started my clinical rotation, I had to perform same task at school with standardized patient and we had one workshop and received a lecture discussing the proper method to perform medication reconciliation. So, before I came out for rotation I had theoretical knowledge and also had little experience with standardized patient but still more practice was needed to get more confidence. I had basic knowledge about how to perform medication reconciliation but I knew there are more challenges to face in real world as you will be working with real patients solving more complicated problems. So, the mandatory work I performed as a part of IPPE-3 class served as a foundation and my effective communication skill and passion to help my community
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