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Talking with Patients about Their Medications
Research shows that cost is among the obstacles that prevent patients from adhering to recommended drug regimens. While generic drugs are often a good option to lower the cost of prescription drugs, misperceptions and concerns about them persist among patients. These resources will help you when talking to patients about generic drugs.
Generic Drug Approvals
ANDA (Generic) Drug Approvals
Instructions for accessing U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) database to search for generic drugs. Also includes first-time generic drug approvals by month.
Drugs@FDA
Database of U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), updated daily, searchable by drug name, active ingredient or application number.
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Generic Drug Patient Education and Promotional Materials
Generic Drugs: Questions and Answers
Website with answers to common questions about generics, including how the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) helps ensure that generic drugs are safe and proven to work.
Generic Medicines...Improving Lives for Less
Posters and table tent cardstock display in your clinic or pharmacy to help raise awareness about generics.
Table Tent Card
Poster/Flyer
Poster (11 X 19)
Consumer Education: Generic Drugs
Website of U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that provides a wide range of downloadable consumer information materials for public use, many of them in several languages.
Generic Drugs. Improving Lives for Less
Brochure about generic drugs to share with your patients.
Newsletter Articles
Newsletter articles ready to cut and paste into your own publications.
Newsletter Article from Puget Sound Health Alliance
Newsletter Article from U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
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Antibiotics Patient Education
Do you really need an antibiotic? campaign materials
Brochures and posters for raising awareness and educating about inappropriate antibiotic use.
Brochure, English
Poster/Flyer, English
Poster/Flyer, Spanish
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Medication Checklist and Recordkeeping Tools
My Medication List
Card for patient to record all of their medicines, allergies, emergency contacts, etc. to help them consistently provide accurate information to their providers.
My Medication List Wallet Card
Wallet card for patient to record all of their medicines, allergies, emergency contacts, etc. to help them consistently provide accurate information to their providers.
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