Summary
In this episode, Stephanie and Paige discuss the critical importance of medication management, especially for older adults. They explore the consequences of medication nonadherence, including preventable deaths and hospitalizations, and delve into the emotional and financial impacts on both patients and caregivers. The conversation highlights common barriers to adherence, such as cognitive impairment and complex medication regimens, and offers practical tools and strategies for caregivers to support safe medication practices. They emphasize the caregiver's role in medication safety and the importance of open communication and professional support.
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takeaways
#medication management, #nonadherence, #olderadults, #caregiversupport, #healthrisks, #emotionalimpact #cognitivedecline, #medicationstrategies #yoursilverlining #yoursilverliningpodcast #caregiving #caregivingtips #aging #agingwell #health #dementia #dementiasupport #caregiverresources #elderlycare #advocate #agingparents #familycaregiver #healthcarenavigation #seniorcare #eldercare #caringforlovedones #caremanagement
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