Help Prevent Errors With Transplant Meds

October 2023

You can help ensure safe transitions of care for patients after discharge on transplant meds...tacrolimus, mycophenolate, etc.

These patients are at higher risk of med errors...due to narrow therapeutic index, drug interactions, etc.

Don’t rely solely on previous records or medication bottles. Some transplant meds are frequently adjusted and may have changed.

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