preventing drug interactions

October 2013

You'll see more focus on preventing drug interactions.

Continue to take interaction alerts seriously...even "low-severity" alerts can be a big deal in certain situations.

Drug-drug interactions occur when one drug affects the way another drug is absorbed or eliminated by the body...adds to or reduces the effects of another drug...or is incompatible with another drug.

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Practice improving workflow in the pharmacy
Contraceptives Yaz Plus, which is just a new version of Yaz (drospirenone/ethinyl estradiol) with FOLATE
Interactions preventing drug interactions
Women's Health new option for treating uterine fibroids called Fibristal (fye-BRISS-tal, ulipristal)
Allergic Reactions more "cephalosporin" antibiotics (cefuroxime, etc) used to treat respiratory infections in patients allergic to penicillin
Dermatology Recent warnings about acetaminophen will raise questions about serious drug-induced skin reactions
Liver Disease myths about using certain meds in patients with chronic liver disease (cirrhosis, hepatitis, etc)
Veterinary Medicine handling orders for pet meds
Malaria changes in the treatments used for preventing malaria
Osteoporosis more about managing osteoporosis and promoting adherence with "bisphosphonate" meds (alendronate, etc)

preventing drug interactions

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