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CMS F-Tags, F-329 Unnecessary Medications; The Most Commonly Cited Meds

CMS F-Tags, F-329 Unnecessary Medications; The Most Commonly Cited Meds

by Eric Christianson | Jun 4, 2017 | Long Term Care Consultant Pharmacist Education and Information

I’ve spent years of my life working in and around long term care (nursing homes).  The CMS F-tag, F-329 Unnecessary Medications tag is by far (in combination with F-428) the most common survey deficiency that a consultant pharmacist can help a facility avoid. The...

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