Address Med Concerns for Patients With Dysphagia

August 2020

Patients with dysphagia will need your advice on how to take oral meds safely.

These patients have difficulty swallowing...often due to neuromuscular or structural changes in the mouth, pharynx, or esophagus.

It's common in conditions such as stroke...Parkinson's disease...dementia...and head and neck cancers.

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Table of Contents

Influenza Prepare for More Demand for Flu Vaccines in 2020-21
Infectious Diseases Save Corticosteroids for Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients on Oxygen
Bites & Stings Stick With a Simple Approach for Bug Bites and Stings
Insulin Compare Lyumjev and Semglee to Other Insulins
Pediatrics Use the "KIDs List" to Educate About Risky Meds in Children
Wound Care Ensure Patients With a Wound Are Protected Against Tetanus
Fungal Infections Set Expectations About Treating Toenail Fungus
Gastroenterology Address Med Concerns for Patients With Dysphagia
Women's Health Listen for Questions About Menstrual Cups
Venous Thromboembolism Weigh VTE Prevention Strategies in COVID-19
Med Safety Clarify Ambiguous Abbreviations