Monitoring , Adherence and Follow-up

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What is drug monitoring ?

  • The managements of a patients drug regimen by assessing laboratory and physical tests

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What is a medication review?

  • A structured, critical examination of a patients medicines

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Identify the 3 types of medication review

  • prescription review

  • Concordance and compliance review

  • Clinical medication review

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What is clinical medication review ?

  • Holistic review

  • Involves patients , medical notes and lab results

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Give an example of clinical medication review

  • pharmacist medication review

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List the 4 contents of medication review

  • the medication is appropriate for the patients needs

  • The medication is effective

  • The medication is cost effective

  • Appropriate monitoring has been done

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What does the abbreviation NO TEARS stand for in terms of medication reviews?

  • Need and indication

  • Open questions

  • Test and monitoring

  • Evidence and guidelines

  • Adverse events

  • Risk reduction or prevention

  • Simplification and switches

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What is the STOPP/START tool ?

  • The tool is used in medication reviews to help optimise prescribing especially in older adults

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What does the abbreviation STOPP stand for?

  • Screening Tool of Older Persons’ Prescriptions

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What is the purpose of STOPP?

  • identifies potential inappropriate medications that should be stopped

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What does the abbreviation of START stand for?

  • Screening tool to alert to right treatment

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What is adherence?

  • the extent to which the patients behaviour matches agreed recommendations from the prescriber

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What is compliance?

  • The extent to which a patients follows the prescribed treatment plan

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What is concordance ?

  • a collaborative approach where the patient and healthcare provider agree on the treatment plan with the patent actively involved in decisions

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What are 2 categories non-adherence ?

  • Intentional

  • Unintentional

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How can we improve medication adherence ?

  • suggest practical support

  • Ask patient about concerns

  • Don’t make assumptions

  • Provide support and information

  • Involve patients in decision about their care

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List 2 initiates to better transfer care

  • Discharge Medication Service

  • Transfer of Care Around Medicines (TCAM)