Q2(4/4): But the keyword is βrecommendβ. Patients have the right to choose generics, especially for financial purposes. Physicians should explain their reasons for recommending, and also give the patient the power to alternatives.π
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Q2 (1/4): Some physicians do recommend branded drugs, not merely for personal business. In the stretch of their experience, they may find a certain brand more effective when treating a certain ailment.
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Q2 (3/4): If prescribing a generic drug would risk the patient of a lesser chance of getting cured, the outcome may affect the physicianβs credibility. This may affect the patientβs perception on the expertise of doctors.
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Q1:(2/2) Our physicians may have been too busy with their patients that certain parts in the rules of format are being neglected.
Nevertheless,a gentle reminder from colleagues and/or pharmacists could still make a difference. πππΌ
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Q1: A proper greeting at the beginning of a consult is the first step to a patientβs trust. But a PROPERLY written prescription is the first step in giving that patient the power to heal himself through responsibility and compliance.
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π Quetiapine: H1 > alpha1 > M1 > D2 > 5-HT2A
π‘ Besides drowsiness, it may also cause weight gain by interacting with fatty/sugary food. This makes food more βrewardingβ to the brain.
(but whatβs new, right? ππβ¨)
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