Which statement about targeted MTR is true?

• A. Focused review of a specific medication or problem
• B. Used for new issues, changes in therapy
• C. Used for ongoing concerns that do not require full global review
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

Targeted medication therapy review focuses on a specific medication or issue rather than a full, global chart review. It’s used when there’s a new issue or a change in therapy, so you can quickly assess safety, dosing, interactions, and appropriateness for that particular situation. It’s also appropriate for ongoing concerns that don’t require reviewing every med or every aspect of the regimen, allowing you to address a persistent problem efficiently. Because each of these situations fits the idea of a focused, problem-driven review, all of the above describes how targeted MTR is used. This flexible approach helps ensure patient safety and effective therapy without unnecessary full reviews.