Evaluation of steroid-induced osteoporosis prevention using tracing reports in collaboration between hospitals and community pharmacists

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• What: The aim of this study was to evaluate the usefulness of tracing reports to facilitate communication between hospitals and community pharmacists. This study showed that guideline-concordant care prompted the need for further BMD testing, which has potential economic consequences to the health system. In this study, an intervention to prevent GIOP by utilizing uniform tracing report forms developed based on the GIOP guidelines was evaluated. Although this study had several limitations, including limited generalizability, adherence to the GIOP guidelines improved through this intervention, suggesting that proposing osteoporosis treatment prescriptions using tracing reports may be useful . . .
  

   

  

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