Becoming an Activated Patient – Part 2

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Becoming an Activated Patient – Part 2 Kenneth Brummel-Smith, MD Charlotte Edwards Maguire Professor of Geriatrics Florida State University College of Medicine

Areas to Master Managing symptoms Medication use Emergencies Nutrition Exercise Working with providers Smoking Stress reduction Community resources Work Care-givers Psychological responses

Managing Symptoms HealthWise

Medication Use - General Always try generics first Try to limit the number of drugs Greater than 4 is risky Ask if you can stop a drug when a new one is started Consider any new symptom as a possible side effect If a new symptom starts, don’t use a new medicine unless it is clear it is not a side effect

Medication List Name Dose Taken For Target Goal Tylenol 500mg 3 times a day Arthritis Pain < 5/10 Walking 30 minutes 5 times a week Hydrochloro-thiazide (HCTZ) 12.5mg Every morning High blood pressure 140/85 Avoid a stroke or heart attack Metformin 1000mg Twice a day Diabetes A1C 7.5-8

Working with Providers Make a prioritized list of topics to discuss Bring up the most important issue first Be willing to question Assertiveness – “DESC script” Describe Express Specify Consequence

Working With Providers Ask about other ways to access them – email? If a lab test is ordered Ask – how will the results change my treatment? If an elective procedure is recommended Ask about the benefits Ask about the harms Get absolute percentages Remember the principles of informed consent

Smoking Stop!!!! Groups, programs, family support Questionable value of medications

Community Resources Tallahassee Senior Center Hospital based training Health plan resources Advocacy groups American Diabetes Association Arthritis Association American Heart Association Alzheimer’s Project & Alzheimer’s Association

Online Resources FamilyDoctor.org Worst Pills, Best Pills MedlinePlus www.familydoctor.org Worst Pills, Best Pills www.worstpills.org MedlinePlus http://www.nlm.nih.gov.ezproxy.med.fsu.edu/medlineplus/ Health in Aging www.healthinaging.org NIA Age Pages www.nia.nih.gov

Online Decision Aids Informed Medical Decisions Foundation www.informedmedicaldecisions.org Dartmouth Decision Aid Library http://www.dartmouth-hitchcock.org/medical-information/decision_aid_library.html

Work/Volunteer An issue often more important for care givers for older persons Work is related to positive self concept Appropriate accommodations Adjustment of self image Related to psychological responses

Care Givers Care giver stress Group support & education Respite Depression Work problems Financial loss Abuse Group support & education Respite

Psychological Health Be open to discussing your feelings Prevention through stress management and exercise Support groups Using professional resources Benefits and risks of medicines Depression isn’t sadness TV selling of “diseases”

Advance Care Planning Go Wish Cards The Conversation Project www.gowish.org The Conversation Project http://theconversationproject.org/starter-kit/intro/ Prepare for Your Care www.prepareforyourcare.org My Directives.com https://www.mydirectives.com

John Turner, MD 67 y/o “I think physicians have a responsibility to sell health at least as much as they sell pills.” Growing Old is Not for Sissies Etta Clark Pomegrante Books Petaluma, CA 1990