… a dose, particularly if they lack a structured routine. This is especially true for asymptomatic conditions like hypertension, where the absence of symptoms reduces … Smart pill bottle studies have also shown success. Devices like Medication Event Monitoring Systems (MEMS) record every time a bottle is opened. Trials using … [cited 2025 May 1]. Available from: https://bpspubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/j.1365-2125.2012.04167.x 6.    Effect of a Pharmacy-Based Health …

… Therapy, dives deeper into the topic. The conversation below has been edited for brevity and clarity. Give us a brief background on epilepsy.  Epilepsy is a … can work together to help the client monitor medications, establishing routines for medication adherence, and develop healthy lifestyle routines like healthy eating and sleep routines to minimize risk factors for seizures. What are some misconceptions about epilepsy?  There are many different …

… K. Sabo, Margaret Brown  Exploring the Value and Feasibility of Near Peer Models for Clinical Education at the MGH IHP Impact Practice Center Among Advanced Practice … PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences program (14) were presented during the January 10 event, held in 1 Constitution Wharf.   “Look at the amount of research activity the … discusses her poster, one of 62 presented during Research and Scholarship Day. The event kicked off with the keynote address by Dr. John Guttag, the Dugald C. Jackson …

… whether you are meeting specific goals or objectives, your general preparedness for teaching, or how you are anticipating or reacting to common teaching challenges. … self evaluation is to systematically examine your own teaching and identify areas for improvement.  Teaching Practices Inventory The IHP Teaching Practices Inventory … to jot down what went well and what didn’t after a class session or an assessment event. While journaling consider questions like “did you meet your goals?”, “where …