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The Last Stop: Tools for Effective Cross-Cultural Medication Counseling

The Last Stop: Tools for Effective Cross-Cultural Medication Counseling

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Aleda Chen

Aleda Chen

May 1, 2013

The last contact we have with our patients is often discussing and dispensing their medications. This session will examine barriers and provide strategies to address cross-cultural: communication with patients, issues in appropriate patient medication use, and methods to provide clear instructions when counseling patients on medications.

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Tools for Effective CrossCultural Medication Counseling Handout.pdf

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Counseling & Behavioral Health

Doctoral Prepared Nurses

Family Medicine

Health Education

Internal Medicine

Masters Prepared Nurses

Global Health Interest Areas

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