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Medication Reconciliation Form

A structured worksheet for building the complete home medication list — prescriptions, OTCs, and supplements with last-dose timing, where the information came from, and the continue/hold decision for each. Built for clinical practice and skills-lab training.

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Medication Reconciliation
Patient ____________DOB ________Date ________
Allergies & Reactions — drug · food · latex (write NKDA if none)
Source of information:PatientFamily / caregiverPharmacyMed bottles / listPrior recordPharmacy / phone ________________

Home Medications — prescriptions

Medication (generic / brand)DoseRouteFrequencyLast doseIndicationContinue? Y / N

OTC · Herbals · Supplements — ask specifically; patients rarely volunteer these

Medication (generic / brand)DoseRouteFrequencyLast doseIndicationContinue? Y / N
Discrepancies / questions for the provider — duplicates · interactions · doses that don’t match the bottle
Completed by ________________Reviewed with provider ________________Date / Time ________

Apex Nursing · apex-nursing.com — educational template; medication reconciliation is a formal facility process completed in the medical record. Not part of the medical record.

Educational use only. This worksheet supports learning the reconciliation process — the official med rec is completed and documented in your facility’s system with provider review. This material supports nursing education and exam review. It is not medical advice and is not a substitute for clinical judgment, institutional policy, or medical direction. Always follow facility protocols and current provider orders.

Pairs well with

Rights of Medication AdministrationThe safety framework reconciliation feeds into
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Pharmacology HubDrug classes and safety references for the meds you’re listing
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