Tag: generic substitution
Prescriber Attitudes Toward NTI Drugs and Substitution: What Doctors Really Think
Prescribers remain cautious about substituting generic versions of narrow therapeutic index (NTI) drugs due to risks of toxicity or therapeutic failure. Despite FDA assurances, doctors, pharmacists, and patients face real-world challenges in ensuring safety and stability.
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Managing Patient Hesitation About Generics: Proven Communication Strategies for Pharmacists
Patients often hesitate to take generic medications due to appearance changes and misinformation. Pharmacists can improve acceptance using evidence-based communication strategies like Ask-Tell-Ask, personal endorsement, and visual aids. Proven techniques boost trust and adherence.
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Communicating with Prescribers: When Pharmacists Recommend Generics
Pharmacists play a key role in recommending generic drugs to prescribers, improving adherence and cutting costs. Learn how they use FDA data, state laws, and technology to communicate safely and effectively.
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