What happens when changes are made during verification?

When changes are made during verification, those changes become active, and the Medication Administration Record (MAR) updates accordingly. This means that any modifications made during the verification process will be reflected in the system, ensuring that the most current and accurate information is available for medication administration. By updating the MAR, it allows healthcare professionals to have real-time access to the necessary information, thereby enhancing patient safety and care management.

The process is designed to ensure that changes are effectively integrated into the system, allowing for seamless continuation of care. This active update also minimizes the chances of discrepancies or errors that could occur if changes were not reflected in the MAR, which is a critical component for accurately tracking medication administration. Thus, the correlation between the verification changes and the immediate update of the MAR is crucial for maintaining the integrity of patient records and ensuring smooth operations within healthcare settings.