HdBe-MedicationUse2

The health professional that entered the medication agreement with the patient.

The product used. This is usually medication. Food, blood products, aids and bandages do not strictly fall under the category of medication, but can be recorded as well.

In principle, this will be the prescribed product, but the product used may differ from the prescribed product.

Instructions for the use of the medication, e.g. dose and route of administration. In the event of medication use, this is the pattern of use established by the patient or which the patient followed.

Date on which this use is entered.

Medication use can be recorded for a certain moment or over a certain period. Thus, medication use can be recorded multiple times during the use of medication. The usage period is the period or moment over which the data is recorded. Start date: This is the time at which the agreement was to take effect (or took effect or will take effect). Duration: The intended duration of use. E.g. 5 days or 8 weeks. It is not allowed to indicate the duration in months, because different months have a variable duration in days. End date: The time at which the period of use ends (or ended or will end). To avoid confusion between 'to' and 'up to', the submission of time is always mandatory for the end date.

Is the medicine used as outlined in the medication agreement?

Is this medicine used or not?

The reason for using the medication, particularly in self-care medicine purchased by the patient themselves.

Stop type, the manner in which this medication is discontinued (temporary or definitive).

Reason for changing or discontinuing use of medication.

Comments on the medication use.