Help Your Patients Get Their Meds at the Right Time

June 2018

Timing is everything with certain meds.

Some may be obvious. For example, stimulants should usually be given in the morning...and sleep meds should be given at night for insomnia.

But knowing when other meds need to be given may not be as clear...and timing can impact how well a drug works or help reduce side effects.

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Table of Contents

Hospital Practice Be Familiar With the Nuances of Investigational Drugs
Toxicology Expect Large Vitamin K Quantities for Laced Synthetic Cannabinoid Bleeding
Med Safety Errors With Lipid Formulations Can Lead to Serious Patient Harm
Infectious Diseases Anticipate an Uptick in Orders for Rabies Vaccine and Immune Globulin
Anticoagulants Prevent Mishaps With Apixaban Orders
Med Administration Help Your Patients Get Their Meds at the Right Time
Vaccines Ensure Your Pharmacy Stores Vaccine Diluents Properly
HIV & AIDS Biktarvy Will Join Other Combo Meds for Treating HIV
Acute Pain Avoid Common Errors With Ketamine
Nebulizers Think of Lonhala Magnair as the Nebulized Version of Seebri Neohaler