- a study designed to teach pharmacy students to identify, document, solve, and prevent medication-related problems
- providing patient-focused care and assuming responsibility for patient outcomes
- reimbursing pharmacists for performing cognitive service and cost-savings activities
- how the prevalence of drug-related problems that influence the need for hospital and nursing home admissions increases with age
- reasons for patient noncompliance
- NSAID-associated gastritis, gastrointestinal bleeding, drug-induced delirium, incontinence, and constipation
- why the advent of managed care does not bode well for the overall health outcomes of the elderlyPharmacists, physicians, and other health care providers can't control all aspects of drug use, but there are many practical steps you can take to help your patients use their prescriptions appropriately. Geriatric Drug Therapy Interventions will help you monitor the efficacy of drug therapy, guide patients who are exasperated with being poked, prodded, and barraged with medications, and work together to develop therapy patterns and schedules that are effective and comfortable.
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