Help Patients Feel at Ease When Discussing Sensitive Topics

May 2018

We know it can be uncomfortable to talk with patients about sensitive topics...pregnancy status, tobacco use, nonadherence, etc.

Your good communication skills can keep patients from feeling embarrassed or judged...or worrying about confidentiality.

Use these tips to help you AND your patient be more at ease.

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Table of Contents

Communication Help Patients Feel at Ease When Discussing Sensitive Topics
Inhalers Think of Qvar RediHaler as the "Breath-Actuated" Form of Qvar
Practice Find Alternatives to Meds Discontinued by the Manufacturer
Pregnancy Bonjesta Will Compete With Diclegis for Nausea and Vomiting in Pregnancy
Glaucoma Keep an Eye Out for Vyzulta and Rhopressa to Treat Glaucoma
Ophthalmology Prevent Common Eye Drop Errors
HIV & AIDS Encourage Adherence With Meds Used to Prevent HIV
Renal & Urology Look for Noctiva for Frequent Nighttime Urination in Adults
Infectious Diseases Watch for Rxs for Acute Infections in Patients on Chronic Antibiotics
Appropriate Med Use Help Patients Get Off Unneeded Meds
Med Safety Keep REMS Requirements Straight