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After two jam-packed episodes dedicated to disease states, we’re back for a corrections-focused look at medication non-adherence. While the failure to take medication as prescribed affects patient outcomes across every healthcare setting, Chris zeroes in on the unique “societal” factors that drive non-adherence behind bars. He gives us a rundown of clinical pharmacist strategies to promote adherence, from basic regimen changes to more in-depth counseling and education for patients and providers alike.
All this plus the usual grab bag of medication news and some trivia about the very first long-acting injectable medications!
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Music Heard in Today's Episode:
The Retro Synth by Art Haiz
Medical Logo (5 Versions) by SoulProdMusic
Medical by PaulYudin
Ambient Relax Background by PaulYudin
Fun & Quirky Upbeat Retro
Links to Material Discussed in Today's Episode:
Into the Clinic-
FDA Approves Twice-Yearly Shot for HIV Prevention
Guidelines for Implementing Medications for Opioid Use Disorder Treatment in State Prisons
GLP-1 medicines for weight loss and diabetes: what you need to know
Psychotropic medication adherence in correctional facilities: a review of the literature
Medication Non-Adherence Discussion-
From Prison to the Community: Opportunities for Pharmacists to Support Inmate Medication Adherence
Trivia Capsule:
Long-acting penicillins: historical perspectives
Ensuring demand and supply of benzathine penicillin to treat syphilis
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