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How might we help engage diagnosed children with asthma and their parents in the asthma management process? Read a children’s book on asthma, He Huffed & Puffed But…. How might we engage children in an asthma ac4on plan? Create an interac5ve game for children on tablets that integrates a game with an asthma ac5on plan. Dr. Erin Albert Dr. Sarah Sa1 How might we engage pa4ents in conversa4on with mo4va4onal interviewing (MI)? Care management Central (for training staff on MI) And Health Coach 4 Me (for pa5ents). Dr. Laura Buelt How might we predict irra4onal behavior of pa4ents in medica4on adherence? Understand irra5onal behavior by reading the book, Predictably Irra5onal. Dr. Nick Sciacca How might we teach pharmacy students empathy for pa4ents regarding medica4on adherence? Require a pillbox simula5on assignment for students. Dr. Alison Walton How might we quickly assess pa4ents’ health literacy before counseling? U5lize the Rapid Es5mate of Adult Literacy in Medicine – Short Form & USP’s Pictogram library. Dr. Kate Klyczek How might we help perform a complete medica4on reconcilia4on & help keep an accurate medica4on list? Write an Excel Spreadsheet, or use MedCoach app or My Med List for smartphones. Dr. Tracy Costello How might we put choice forward in healthcare to engage & empower pa4ents? Offer dosage form op5ons to pa5ents for medica5ons. Mr. Joe Holman How might we unearth what truly mo4vates our pa4ents to be healthy & take their medica4ons? Find true mo5va5ons for each pa5ent, as they are different. Dr. Julie Koehler How might we improve communica4on between the pharmacist & the physician? Reach out & touch someone; pick up the phone & call when a pa5ent doesn’t pick up his meds. Dr. Stewart Brown How might we help pa4ents swallow their medica4ons? Take several drinks prior to taking medica5ons; eat soU foods like Jello, applesauce, then take medica5ons, & do not crush medica5ons without asking a pharmacist first. Dr. Eric Farmer How might we eliminate silos in healthcare? Collaborate through partner ships, like The Community Health Network & Walgreens Take Care Clinics with shared EMRs. Dr. Stacey Bailey How might we u4lize technology like tex4ng to improve medica4on adherence? Help pa5ents set reminders on their phones, or use technology like FrontlineSMS. Dr. Lisa Fletcher How might we as pharmacists help our pa4ents put their medica4ons in pill boxes? Pharmacy pill boxes with color coordinated lids on vials with boxes. In the future, wireless pill box filling data delivered wirelessly. Dr. Megan Dorrell How might we make medica4ons more affordable for pa4ents? A medica5on assistance program (MAP); & crea5ng an accurate medica5on list, esp. when pa5ents shop at many pharmacies. Ms. Jennifer Koehler How might we have automa4c med lists & prac4cal, usable informa4on for pa4ents on it? MyChart in EPIC is a start from the handwriZen med list; MedAc5onPlan.com is a tool as well. Dr. Emily Papineau How might we help pa4ents manage their medica4ons via smartphone app for free? Try My Med Schedule mobile app (for pa5ents, this is a free applica5on). Dr. Joe Owen How might we make medica4on packaging more friendly & faster to use for pa4ents? Switch from mul5pledose containers to singledose containers from drug manufacturers. Mr. Jim O’Donnell How might we u4lize wearable technology to improve our pa4ents’ healthcare? Watch Jawbone UP wristbands, Pebble EPaper watch, Google Glass & other wearables for helping pa5ents. Mr. Jim O’Donnell How might we get to know different pa4ents with different disease state challenges with medica4on adherence? U5lize the 4/5As of smoking cessa5on across all pa5ents. Dr. Kathleen Haynes How might we decrease hospital re admissions due to poor medica4on adherence? Ensure pa5ents leave the hospital with the medica5ons they need. Dr. Alex Ansara

21 Flavors of Medication Adherence: One Sheet of 21 ideas presented

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How  might  we  help  engage  diagnosed  children  with  asthma  and  their  parents  in  the  asthma  management  process?  Read  a  children’s  book    on  asthma,  He  Huffed  &  

Puffed  But….  

How  might  we    engage  children  in  an  asthma  ac4on  plan?  Create  an  interac5ve    game  for  children  on  

tablets  that  integrates  a  game  with  an  asthma  

ac5on  plan.    

-­‐Dr.  Erin  Albert  

-­‐Dr.  Sarah  Sa1  

How  might  we    engage  pa4ents  in  conversa4on  with  

mo4va4onal  interviewing  (MI)?  

Care  management  Central  (for  training  staff  on  MI)  And  Health  Coach  4  Me  

(for  pa5ents).    -­‐Dr.  Laura  Buelt  

How  might  we  predict  irra4onal  

behavior  of  pa4ents  in  medica4on  adherence?  

 Understand  irra5onal  behavior  by  reading  the  book,  

Predictably  Irra5onal.    -­‐Dr.  Nick  Sciacca  

How  might  we  teach  pharmacy  

students  empathy  for  pa4ents  regarding  

medica4on  adherence?  

Require  a  pillbox  simula5on  assignment  for  students.  

-­‐Dr.  Alison  Walton  

How  might  we  quickly  assess  pa4ents’  health  literacy  before  

counseling?  U5lize  the  Rapid  Es5mate    

of  Adult  Literacy  in  Medicine  –  Short  Form  &  USP’s  Pictogram  library.  

-­‐Dr.  Kate  Klyczek  

How  might  we  help  perform  a    

complete  medica4on  reconcilia4on  &  help  keep  an  accurate  medica4on  list?  

Write  an  Excel  Spreadsheet,  or  use  MedCoach  app  or  My  Med  List  for  smartphones.  

-­‐Dr.  Tracy  Costello  

How  might  we  put  choice  forward  

in  healthcare  to  engage  &  empower  pa4ents?  

Offer  dosage  form  op5ons  to  pa5ents  for  medica5ons.  

-­‐Mr.  Joe  Holman  

How  might  we  unearth  what  truly  

mo4vates  our  pa4ents  to  be  healthy  &  take  their  

medica4ons?    Find  true  mo5va5ons    

for  each  pa5ent,  as  they    are  different.  

-­‐Dr.  Julie  Koehler  

How  might  we  improve  communica4on  between  the  pharmacist  &  

the  physician?  Reach  out  &  touch  

someone;  pick  up  the  phone  &    call  when  a  pa5ent  doesn’t    

pick  up  his  meds.    -­‐Dr.  Stewart  Brown  

How  might  we  help  pa4ents  swallow  their  medica4ons?  

Take  several  drinks  prior  to  taking  medica5ons;  eat  soU  foods  like  Jell-­‐o,  applesauce,  then  take  medica5ons,  &  do  not  crush  medica5ons  without  asking  

a  pharmacist  first.  -­‐Dr.  Eric  Farmer  

How  might  we  eliminate  silos  in  healthcare?  

Collaborate  through  partner-­‐  ships,  like  The  Community  Health  

Network  &  Walgreens  Take  Care  Clinics  with    shared  EMRs.  -­‐Dr.  Stacey  Bailey  

How  might  we  u4lize  technology  like  tex4ng  to  improve  

medica4on  adherence?  Help  pa5ents  set  reminders  on  their  phones,  or  use  

technology  like    FrontlineSMS.  -­‐Dr.  Lisa  Fletcher  

How  might  we  as  pharmacists  help  our  pa4ents  put  their    

medica4ons  in  pill  boxes?  Pharmacy  pill  boxes  with  

color  coordinated  lids  on  vials  with  boxes.    In  the  future,  wireless  pill  box  filling  data  

delivered  wirelessly.  -­‐Dr.  Megan  Dorrell  

How  might  we  make  medica4ons  

more  affordable  for  pa4ents?  A  medica5on  assistance    

program  (MAP);    &  crea5ng  an  accurate  

medica5on  list,  esp.  when  pa5ents  shop  at  many  

pharmacies.  -­‐Ms.  Jennifer  Koehler  

How  might  we  have  automa4c  med  lists  &  prac4cal,  usable  

informa4on  for  pa4ents  on  it?  MyChart  in  EPIC  is  a  start  from  

the  handwriZen  med  list;  MedAc5onPlan.com  is  a  tool  

as  well.  -­‐Dr.  Emily  Papineau   How  might  we  

help  pa4ents  manage  their  medica4ons  

via  smartphone  app  for  free?  

Try  My  Med  Schedule  mobile  app  (for  pa5ents,  this  is  a  free  applica5on).  

-­‐Dr.  Joe  Owen  

How  might  we  make  medica4on  

packaging  more  friendly  &    faster  to  use  for  pa4ents?  

Switch  from  mul5ple-­‐dose  containers  to  single-­‐dose  containers  from  drug  

manufacturers.  -­‐Mr.  Jim  O’Donnell   How  might  we  

u4lize  wearable    technology  to  improve  

our  pa4ents’  healthcare?  Watch  Jawbone  UP  

wristbands,  Pebble  E-­‐Paper  watch,  Google  Glass  &  other  

wearables  for  helping  pa5ents.    

-­‐Mr.  Jim  O’Donnell  

How  might  we  get  to  know  different  

pa4ents  with  different  disease  state  challenges  with  medica4on  adherence?  

U5lize  the  4/5As  of  smoking  cessa5on  across  all  pa5ents.  

-­‐Dr.  Kathleen  Haynes  

How  might  we  decrease  hospital  re-­‐  admissions  due  to  poor  medica4on  adherence?  

Ensure  pa5ents  leave  the  hospital  with  the  medica5ons  

they  need.    

-­‐Dr.  Alex  Ansara