Printable · A4 and US Letter

Medicines after a hospital stay

List what is new, changed or stopped after a hospital stay, so nothing is lost when you get home. Check it with your pharmacist.

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Last reviewed 13 Oct 2026 · RisuLabs

My medicines after hospital

Name
Discharge date
MedicineNew, changed or stoppedDoseTimeReasonDatesWho to ask

A reminder and logging aid, not medical advice. Follow your doctor’s or pharmacist’s instructions.

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How to use it

  1. Copy the discharge list. Write each medicine from the hospital letter and mark if it is new, changed or stopped.
  2. Print at actual size. Choose “Actual size”, not “Fit to page”, so the boxes stay big enough to tick comfortably.
  3. Check with your pharmacist. Take the page to your pharmacist or family doctor and ask about anything that does not match your old list.

What is on the sheet

  • Name and discharge date at the top
  • A row for every medicine, marked new, changed or stopped
  • Columns for dose, time, reason and dates
  • A column for who to ask and what to ask

Want it to remind you?

Oclo does the ticking from the notification and keeps the history for your doctor. Free, no account.

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Questions

Does the sheet replace the hospital letter?

No. It is a place to copy the letter into one list. Keep the letter, and ask your pharmacist about anything unclear.

Can I print on US Letter?

Every sheet comes as A4 and US Letter. In your print dialog, choose “Actual size” so the boxes stay the right size.