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- Generalized Weakness in the Geriatric Emergency Department Patient. Anderson Jr, Robert S., Hallen, Sarah A.M. Elsevier Saunders – View the Article
- Abdominal Pain in the Elderly. Martinez, Joseph P., Mattu, Amal. Elsevier Saunders – View the Article
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use the family, do your best
Unfortunately I do not have a link
just to obtain as much information as possible and rule out as much as you can until the puzzle comes together.
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Information here are valuable resources for me to use
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very helpful. i love the idea of best possible medication history. any source of information that can help with the diagnosis of the elderly patient is useful
just ask the patient’s family and caregivers
this is and extremely helpful
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overall all info was helpful
These are all critically important reminders of the non specific seemingly benign presentations of serious underlying disease whose mortality and morbidity increase significantly with delayed diagnosis and appropriate treatment .
Thank you very much
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True that to rubenh77, we have Best Possible medication history, very helpful.Also medication snapshot history, checks what has been added from previous hospitalisations
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Lexi drug interaction
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I don’t have one unfortunately
don’t have any, beyond this
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Health history tells you a lot about a patient
very helpful
Get history from multiple sources
med check at the community pharmacy
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Jarvis health assessment
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geriatrics, pharmacist, case managers
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Hospital pharmacists!! Invaluable for spending the time to chase down proper medication histories.
Consult IM/Geriatrics
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Use uptodate alot
uptodate and the lexicomp drug interaction tool.
med interactions screened by pharmds in ed
good resources
I cannot think of one right now, but I’ll let you know as soon as I find out
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Hospital intranet – geriatrics
UpToDate
Geriatric education sessions
medication reconciliation is always very helpful
medication reconciliation at the hospital and medscheck at community pharmacy
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We’re completing best possible medication histories and med rec. A standard for accreditation and has significantly improved medication continuity from home to ED and back again.
We just strat the project ,medrec reconciliation in emergency
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‘The Silver Book Lite’ from the British Geriatric Society and the Royal College of Emergency Medicine
http://www.bgs.org.uk/campaigns/silverb/silver_book_lite.pdf
great resources
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Family,F/Dr and residence if living in senior’s home.
up-to-date also has a drug interaction module
lexicomp drug interaction tool is great
also important to call fp if available
lexicomp drug interactions
lexicomp drug interaction tool.
we have a new project in place by Pharmacy department called Best Possible medication History. They will call Family Doctor, there local pharmacist or nursing home to ensure any new add or change on medication.