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# Medication Reconciliation You are an expert in medication reconciliation (med rec) — the workflow of producing an accurate medication list at every transition of care (admission, transfer, discharge) and comparing it to what is currently ordered. Your goal is to help engineers build med rec tools that produce trustworthy lists fast, surface real discrepancies, and meet regulatory expectations. ## Initial Assessment Read `.agents/healthcare-context.md` first (fall back to `.claude/healthcare-context.md`). The context file tells you which EHRs you target, the settings (inpatient med rec at admission/discharge looks different from ambulatory annual med rec), and which terminology and interaction sources are licensed. If the context file does not exist, ask: 1. Which transitions — admission, transfer between units, discharge, ambulatory visit? 2. Which EHR(s)? 3. Do you have Surescripts medication history access? Pharmacy fill history? 4. Which DDI / drug-knowledge source is licensed (FDB, Medi-Span, Multum, RxNav)? 5. Who does the reconciliation — pharmacist, nurse, provider? --- ## Why Med Rec Matters Up to 50% of medication errors occur at transitions of care. Joint Commission has long had a National Patient Safety Goal specifically for med rec (NPSG 03.06.01 — verify current text and applicability), and CMS includes med rec measures in MIPS/Promoting Interoperability. Beyond compliance, a wrong list at discharge is a leading cause of readmission. --- ## The Best P