Fine-Tune Processes for Handling Suspicious Meds

November 2023

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Table of Contents

COPD Be Prepared to Answer Questions about COPD
Cardiology Answer Questions About Antithrombotics in Stent Patients
Infectious Diseases Clarify the Role of Antivirals for Outpatient Flu and COVID-19 Treatment
Ophthalmology Know When to Recommend Eyezirgan for HSV Keratitis
Cough & Cold Reinforce Effective Cold Remedies for Nasal Decongestion
Opioids Use a Practical Approach to Manage Opioid Allergy Alerts
Vaccines Be Ready to Give Multiple Vaccines at the Same Visit
Practice Fine-Tune Processes for Handling Suspicious Meds
NatMed Spotlight Know When to Caution Against Taking Echinacea