Use Simple Strategies to Identify Patients Who May Need Vaccines

June 2017

You'll see more focus on helping patients get needed vaccines...due to a new report indicating that many patients aren't up to date.

For example, only about 30% of patients who are candidates for a shingles vaccine report receiving it.

Use these strategies to identify eligible patients.

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Table of Contents

Psychiatry Have an "Exit Plan" for Antipsychotics in Dementia Patients
Opioids Suggest Alternatives to Codeine and Tramadol in Kids and Breastfeeding Women
PPIs Know When Short or Long Term Use of PPIs is Appropriate
Diabetes Meds Expect a Limited Role for Basal Insulin/GLP-1 Agonist Combo Products
Antithrombotics Don't Be Alarmed if a Low Anticoagulant Dose is Used to Prevent Recurrent Clots
Ear Health Help Choose Appropriate Ear Drops for Kids With Ear Tubes
Fibromyalgia Emphasize Nondrug Measures for Fibromyalgia
Psychiatry Consider Ingrezza When Treatment Is Needed for Tardive Dyskinesia
Migraine Suggest Therapies to Prevent Menstrual Migraine
Acute Pain Dispel the Myth That Ketorolac Is a Stronger NSAID
Practice Stay Alert for Visually Impaired Patients
Vaccines Use Simple Strategies to Identify Patients Who May Need Vaccines