Drug therapy

May/June 2018 Issue
What Needs to Change to Make Deprescribing Doable [Opinion]

Polypharmacy constitutes a real patient-safety issue. Recognizing that is the first step toward change.

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May/June 2018 Issue
Deprescribing Unnecessary Medications: A Four-Part Process [Feature]

With too many patients taking too many unnecessary medications, deprescribing has become a required skill for primary care physicians. Here’s how to go about it.

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September/October 2016 Issue
Practical Ways to Improve Medication Adherence [The Last Word]

Half of our patients do not take their medications, but we can change that.

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May/June 2016 Issue
Improving Blood Pressure Control With Strategic Workflows [Feature]

Setting a goal, identifying the right patients, and implementing team care can help bring hypertension under control.

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July/August 2015 Issue
MyMedSchedule Mobile [SPPACES: App Reviews]

The MyMedSchedule Mobile app enables patients to take an active role in managing their medications through setting reminders.

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November/December 2014 Issue
How to Monitor Opioid Use for Your Patients With Chronic Pain [Feature]

A written policy, systematic process, and simple tools can help you to prescribe opioids safely and securely.

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May/June 2014 Issue
Safe Opioids [SPPACES: App Reviews]

The Safe Opioids app provides resources and tools to help clinicians safely prescribe opioid medications for pain.

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September/October 2013 Issue
There Is No Free Lunch -- Really [From the Editor]

How will the Sunshine Act affect your relationship with pharma?

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March/April 2013 Issue
Medication Adherence: We Didn't Ask and They Didn't Tell [Feature]

Sometimes the best way to solve our patients' medical problems is to make sure they're taking their medicine.

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November/December 2012 Issue
A Streamlined Approach to Prescription Management [Feature]

Synchronizing each patient's prescriptions so they're handled all at once could save your practice at least an hour a day.

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