Help Patients Prepare to Self-Inject Subcutaneous or IM Meds

December 2021

You'll see more patients learning how to self-inject meds...such as Entyvio (vedolizumab) or Copaxone (glatiramer).

More injectable meds are designed to be given at home to improve adherence and convenience.

Expect your pharmacist to share rules of thumb for giving subcutaneous or IM meds.

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Table of Contents

Medication Errors Work as a Team to Prevent Vaccine Errors
Cough & Cold Help Demystify Humidifiers and Vaporizers
Asthma Be Prepared for Med Changes for Patients With Asthma
Depression Be Aware of Strategies for Seasonal Affective Disorder
Erectile Dysfunction Listen for Questions About Meds for Erectile Dysfunction
Cardiology Myinfla Will Be a New Med for Coronary Artery Disease
Infectious Diseases Think of Xydalba as Similar to Vancomycin for Resistant Skin Infections
Med Administration Help Patients Prepare to Self-Inject Subcutaneous or IM Meds
Geriatrics Stay Alert for Stimulant Rxs in Older Adults