Help Ensure Patients Get the Most From Their Diabetes Meds

June 2018

Updated Canadian guidelines will renew efforts on how you can help enhance care in patients with type 2 diabetes.

The prevalence of type 2 diabetes is rising in Canada...and is expected to affect 5 million Canadians by 2025.

Diabetes meds work well to lower blood sugar...but they're prone to dispensing mix-ups and adherence issues.

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Table of Contents

Medication Errors Minimize Risk When Using Quick Codes
Vaccines Ensure Your Pharmacy Stores and Uses Diluents Properly
Med Administration Help Your Patients Take Their Meds at the Right Time
Naloxone Streamline Processes for Dispensing Naloxone
Diabetes Help Ensure Patients Get the Most From Their Diabetes Meds
Vaccines Identify Pregnant Women Who Need the Tdap Vaccine
HIV & AIDS Symtuza and Biktarvy Will Join Other Combos for Treating HIV
Antithrombotics Know How Anticoagulants and Antiplatelets Compare
Depression Watch for Teens Who Have or Are at Risk for Depression
Diabetes Don't Expect All Diabetes Patients to Regularly Monitor Blood Sugar