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• Self-care from A to Z

  Ask your pharmacist to help you choose. ... Talk with a doctor or pharmacist about what ... some medicines at a pharmacy or grocery store.

• Inhaled Corticosteroids (ICS)

  Why does my child need ICS? Your child may need ICS if they have moderate to severe asthma. Some children with mild asthma may also benefit from ICS.

• The MED Card

  Pharmacy: Phone Number: Location: ... Always show this card to your doctor, nurse or pharmacist. Ask your pharmacist for a new card when you need one.

• LiVe Well

  What to do now. □ Get naloxone. You can get it at a community pharmacy. Talk to your pharmacist to learn more. □ Read the instructions so you will know ...

• Opioid Medicine for Chronic Pain

  a single pharmacy to help keep you safe. Your pharmacist can help identify risks with other medications you are taking. In an unusual situation when you have to ...

• BP Tracker

  Pharmacy: Other contacts: Appointments. Date. Time. With. In case of. EMERGENCY call 911. Bring this booklet to all of your healthcare visits.

• Giving an Enteral Feeding in a Gastrostomy Tube (for children)

  Speak with your pharmacist if you are unsure which medications can be given through the feeding tube. Try to use liquid medication whenever possible.

• Anticoagulation therapy: Enoxaparin

  When insurance does not cover home health, the pharmacy can give you a vial of enoxaparin to draw up doses at home. Is generic enoxaparin okay for my child?

• Traveling with Diabetes

  This should include a list of your health conditions, the contact information of all of your doctors and pharmacy, and a list of all your prescription ...

• Medicine Safety and Seniors

  you take any of these medicines, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about how to be safe. Medicines. Pain medicines. • NSAIDs (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory ...