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DMMR Partners supports GPs with coordinated DMMR / HMR services delivered by accredited pharmacists — helping reduce medication risk, improve patient understanding, and strengthen continuity of care.
A Home Medicines Review (HMR / DMMR) supports patients who may be at risk of medication-related problems due to polypharmacy, complex treatment plans, recent hospital discharge, or difficulty managing and organising their medicines safely and consistently at home.
Working collaboratively with GPs, accredited pharmacists complete a structured, patient-centred review to improve medication safety, understanding, adherence and treatment outcomes — helping to prevent avoidable complications and support coordinated, high-quality care.
The GP assesses patients who may benefit from a medication review — such as those taking multiple medicines, recently discharged from hospital, or experiencing side-effects, adherence issues, or treatment concerns.
The GP completes a DMMR / HMR referral online. Patient details and clinical information are provided securely, ensuring the pharmacist receives all relevant background for assessment.
An accredited clinical pharmacist arranges a private consultation with the patient, reviews all medicines, storage, adherence, and safety risks, and provides practical education and recommendations.
The pharmacist’s clinical report is sent back to the GP, who reviews the findings with the patient and updates the treatment plan where required.
The GP recalls the patient to discuss outcomes and bills MBS Item 900. Ongoing communication between the GP and pharmacist supports continuity of care.
Eligibility is generally based on medication risk factors such as polypharmacy, recent hospital discharge, medication changes, possible adverse effects, or challenges managing medicines at home. GPs assess clinical suitability on a case-by-case basis.
Reviews are completed by accredited clinical pharmacists who meet national credentialing requirements and work collaboratively with the referring GP to support safer medication management.
Turnaround time varies depending on patient availability and complexity, however DMMR Partners aims to support timely reviews and efficient reporting to maintain continuity of care.
Yes — eligible Home Medicines Reviews are billed under MBS Item 900 by the GP following review and follow-up consultation with the patient.
Yes. The pharmacist provides clinical recommendations, however the GP remains the primary care provider and determines any treatment or medication changes in discussion with the patient.
DMMR Partners provides a reliable and clinically focused DMMR / HMR service that supports safer prescribing decisions, strengthens continuity of care, and improves medication safety for eligible patients.
Supports early identification of medication risks, interactions, adherence issues, and potential adverse effects — reducing the likelihood of hospital presentations.
Accredited pharmacists work collaboratively with GPs, providing structured clinical reports and recommendations that support coordinated patient management.
Simple referral submission, timely review turnaround, and secure exchange of patient information — ensuring a smooth and professional process for clinics.
