Alert the Pharmacist if You See a Steroid Inhaler Used "As Needed"

August 2015

You'll see more focus on optimizing med use in preschoolers with asthma...since asthma often starts before the age of six.

Asthma attacks cause trips to the emergency room or hospitalizations in preschoolers more often than any other age group.

Proper medication use, technique, and adherence are critical to effective asthma control.

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Table of Contents

Recognize When You're Receiving a Teletypewriter Call
Inhalers Assist Patients With Setting up the Inspiolto Respimat Device
Naloxone Expect to See Long-Term Buprenorphine Therapy for Opioid Dependence
Insulin Clarify the Strengths on Rxs Written for Just "Humalog KwikPen"
Pediatrics Alert the Pharmacist if You See a Steroid Inhaler Used "As Needed"
Rheumatoid Arthritis Watch for Patients Taking High Acetaminophen Doses for Arthritis
Prediabetes Help Spot Patients at Risk for Prediabetes
Anticoagulants Consider a Calendar for Patients Using a Short-Term Blood Thinner
Photosensitivity Familiarize Yourself with Common Meds That Cause Sun Sensitivity
Practice Don't Automatically Substitute Between "Double-Duty" Products