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Managing your medicines after discharge from hospital Information for patients This leaflet helps you to get the most from your medicines when you leave hospital. It gives you advice on what to do

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1. Gather all your prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, vitamins, and supplements.
2. Check the labels of each medication to ensure they are not expired and are properly stored.
3. Create a list or spreadsheet to track all your medications, including the name of each drug, dosage, frequency, and the reason for taking it.
4. Take note of any allergies or adverse reactions you have experienced with specific medications.
5. Include the contact information of your healthcare providers, such as primary care physician and specialists, on your medication list.
6. Review and update your medication list regularly, especially when new medications are prescribed or old ones are discontinued.
7. Consider using a medication management app or a pill organizer to help you stay organized and avoid missing doses.
8. Keep your medication list easily accessible, whether it's on your smartphone, printed out, or stored electronically.
9. Communicate regularly with your healthcare providers about any changes in your medications, new symptoms, or concerns you may have.
10. Follow the prescribed dosages and instructions for each medication carefully, and never stop or adjust your medications without consulting your healthcare provider.

Who needs managing your medicines?

1. Individuals who are taking multiple medications, especially if they have different dosage schedules.
2. Patients with chronic illnesses or complex medical conditions that require ongoing medication management.
3. Older adults who may have age-related memory problems or difficulty organizing their medications.
4. Caregivers of individuals who cannot manage their own medications due to physical or cognitive limitations.
5. People with allergies or sensitivities to certain medications that require close monitoring and coordination.
6. Individuals transitioning between care settings, such as hospital to home, who need help organizing their medications post-discharge.
7. Patients who are starting or stopping medications, as they need guidance and monitoring during these transitions.
8. Anyone concerned about medication interactions, side effects, or adherence to their prescribed treatment plan.

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What is managing your medicines?

Managing your medicines involves keeping track of your medication schedule, dosage, and any special instructions provided by your healthcare provider.

Who is required to file managing your medicines?

Patients who are prescribed medication by a healthcare provider are required to manage their medicines.

How to fill out managing your medicines?

Managing your medicines can be done by creating a medication schedule, setting reminders, and keeping a record of your medication intake.

What is the purpose of managing your medicines?

The purpose of managing your medicines is to ensure proper and timely intake of medication as prescribed by healthcare providers.

What information must be reported on managing your medicines?

Information such as medication name, dosage, frequency of intake, and any special instructions must be reported when managing your medicines.