Remember "Cooler Heads Prevail" When Conflict Arises

October 2018

Conflict can crop up with patients or colleagues.

It usually occurs because of gaps in information...personal differences...miscommunication...or unclear expectations.

If left unchecked, conflict can lead to reduced patient care, job performance, and morale...sometimes even fatigue or depression.

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Table of Contents

Influenza Emphasize Influenza Immunization for 2018-19
Epinephrine Be Ready for Questions About EpiPen Shortages and Generics
Cardiology Address Depression in Patients After a Heart Attack
Generics Prepare for Generic Tadalafil and Vardenafil
Pharmacogenetics Put Pharmacogenetic Testing for Mental Health Meds in Perspective
Natural Medicines Focus on Safety if Patients Use Essential Oils
Antipsychotics Compare Aristada Initio and Perseris to Other Injectable Antipsychotics
Dermatology Help Get to the Bottom of Diaper Rash
Endometriosis Watch for Orilissa, a New Med for Endometriosis
Pregnancy Decipher FDA's New Med Safety in Pregnancy Rating System
HIV & AIDS Expect Integrase Inhibitors to Gain an Edge in Treating HIV
Medicare Answer Questions About 2019 Medicare Part D Changes
Practice Remember "Cooler Heads Prevail" When Conflict Arises