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The proposal aims to improve medication management for elderly patients living at home through a new "talkback" system. It would systematically check patient understanding of medications at every healthcare interaction. Key activities include developing guidance, testing in a pilot, training staff across community pharmacy, GP, hospital pharmacy, nursing, and social care. Successful outcomes include increased patient self-management skills, independence, and reduced waste and errors. Risks include not identifying cognitive impairment, poor communication between organizations, and costs being uncertain.
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https://www.researchgate.net/publication/301758202_The_tectonic_and_metallogenic_framework_of_Myanmar_A_Tethyan_mineral_system
1st Nicholas Gardiner
18.94 · Curtin University
2nd Laurence Robb
34.91 · University of Oxford
+ 5
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40.58 · Chiang Mai University
Last Tin Aung Myint
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