Opinion|Videos|March 3, 2025
Enhancing Adherence and Collaborative Care
Panelists discuss how pharmacists employ multiple strategies to support medication adherence in older adults with TD, including simplifying dosing regimens, utilizing medication synchronization programs, providing medication packaging solutions, conducting regular follow-up calls, and collaborating closely with prescribers and care teams to develop and adjust personalized treatment plans that address individual patient needs and barriers to care.
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Video series above is prompted by the following:
- What strategies do pharmacists implement to help older adults with TD maintain therapy adherence over the long term?
- How do pharmacists collaborate with other healthcare providers to create personalized care plans for patients with TD
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