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Shorten in three sentences " Process indicators, such as feeling connected and interacting, emphasize the importance of support and communication between patients and healthcare providers. These indicators help assess the quality of the patient-provider relationship, which is crucial for effective medication management5. Finally, helping patients maintain a sense of control and develop effective coping strategies fosters successful transitions5. Meleis's Transitions Theory (2010) offers key insights for developing nursing interventions to enhance patient outcomes and medication safety during care transitions. The theory focuses on evaluating readiness, preparing patients, and supplementing roles, offering a framework for strategies in the medication reconciliation process6. Effectiveness can be assessed using indicators such as medication adherence rates, readmission rates, patient satisfaction scores, communication effectiveness, error rates during medication reconciliation, and patient engagement. These indicators help healthcare providers and nurses evaluate and improve medication reconciliation practices, reinforcing their responsibility in patient care.