Senior-Med: creating a network to help manage medications.
Part of a special issue on aging and information technology. In order to tackle the problems of over- and undermedication and nonadherence to drug interventions and to offer patients the tools to better manage their medications, James Heffernan, medical director of HealthCare Associates, and his co...
| Publicado en: | Generations Vol. 21; pp. 59 - 61 |
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American Society on Aging
Fall 1997
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