Which of the following are examples of MTM outputs?

• A. Personal medication record (PMR)
• B. Medication related action plan (MAP)
• C. Documentation and follow up
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

MTM outputs are the tangible deliverables that come from completing a medication therapy management review. A Personal Medication Record is a patient-facing list of all medications, with doses and instructions, helping everyone stay on the same page and avoid duplications or omissions. A Medication Action Plan documents the medication-related problems identified and the specific steps agreed upon to resolve them, such as changes to therapy or adherence strategies. Documentation and follow-up cover recording the MTM encounter in the patient’s chart and arranging subsequent contact or reassessment to ensure progress and safety.

Because MTM generates a patient-facing medication record, a structured action plan, and ongoing documentation with follow-up, all of these represent MTM outputs.