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My Medication Manager - "Getting the right medications at the right times each day." http://MyMedicationManager.com

By Rev. Bill McGinnis, Director - LoveAllPeople.org

HTML at http://www.patriot.net/users/bmcgin/medicationmanager.html

This web page is intended for in-home medical patients and their caregivers. It provides a simple, reliable way to make sure that the right medications are taken at the right times each day. Medication mistakes are a serious problem for many patients, because it is very easy to get all mixed up on which medications to take, and when. We hope this web page helps to solve this problem.

This page has three parts:

1. The Blank Form, which you can modify to schedule your own medications for each day. You can either use your computer to modify the Blank Form's text, or you can make copies of the Blank Form, then write in your own information, then make copies of your filled-out form, one copy for each day.

2. An actual filled-out form, which gives you a good example of how you can modify the Blank Form to schedule your own medications.

3. Links to three different Drug Interaction Websites, which will tell you if the medications on your list are safe to take together;

1. The Blank Form
You can download the Blank Form here => http://www.patriot.net/users/bmcgin/medicationmanager.txt or you can copy the text below. Change it however you like, to make it work best for you. (See example in part 2, below.)




DAILY MEDICATION MANAGER


PATIENT NAME: _________________________________ DATE: _______________


TIME "A" ( )

Med 1 _________________________________________________________

Med 2 _________________________________________________________

Med 3 _________________________________________________________

Med 4 _________________________________________________________

Med 5 _________________________________________________________


TIME "B" ( )

Med 1 _________________________________________________________

Med 2 _________________________________________________________

Med 3 _________________________________________________________

Med 4 _________________________________________________________

Med 5 _________________________________________________________


TIME "C" ( )

Med 1 _________________________________________________________

Med 2 _________________________________________________________

Med 3 _________________________________________________________

Med 4 _________________________________________________________

Med 5 _________________________________________________________


TIME "D" ( )

Med 1 _________________________________________________________

Med 2 _________________________________________________________

Med 3 _________________________________________________________

Med 4 _________________________________________________________

Med 5 _________________________________________________________


TIME "E" ( )

Med 1 _________________________________________________________

Med 2 _________________________________________________________

Med 3 _________________________________________________________

Med 4 _________________________________________________________

Med 5 _________________________________________________________


TIME "F" ( )

Med 1 _________________________________________________________

Med 2 _________________________________________________________

Med 3 _________________________________________________________

Med 4 _________________________________________________________

Med 5 _________________________________________________________




Form Written by Rev. Bill McGinnis, Director - LoveAllPeople.org
PUBLIC DOMAIN

For complete information about this form, please see
http://www.MyMedicationManager.com


Form written and provided by Rev. Bill McGinnis, Director - LoveAllPeople.org - Public Domain

2. A Filled-Out Form, To Use As An Example

After you take each medication, you can place a check-mark beside it, to show that you have already taken it. If you take any other medication(s), you can write it in. This gives you an accurate record of all the medications you have taken each day. And if you see a new doctor or go to the hospital, they will want to know what medications you are taking; and you can give them your Medication Manager Form.


DAILY MEDICATION MANAGER


PATIENT NAME: William McGinnis DATE: _______________


TIME "A" (4:00 AM)

Med 1 __ Cipro (500 mg) (Heavy-duty anti-biotic)

TIME "B" (MORNING - 6:00-9:00 AM)

Med 1 __ Avodart (.5 mg)(Prostate reducer)

Med 2 __ Sanctura (20 mg) (Anti bladder spasms)

Med 3 __ Centrum Silver (Multi-vitamin)

Med 4 __ Azo Standard (2 pills) (Urinary analgesic)


TIME "C" (NOON-TIME)

Med 1 __ Cardura (4 mg) (Vaso-dilator)

Med 2 __ Aspirin (325 mg) (Blood thinner/heart protection)

Med 3 __ Ducosate Sodium (100 mg) - (Stool softener)


TIME "D" (4:00 PM)

Med 1 __ Cipro (500 mg) (Heavy-duty anti-biotic)


TIME "E" (EVENING 6:00-8:00 PM)


Med 1 __ Sanctura (20 mg) (Anti bladder spasms)

Med 2 __ Azo Standard (2 pills) (Urinary analgesic)

Med 3 __ Ducosate Sodium (100 mg) - (Stool softener)


TIME "F" (MIDNIGHT/BEDTIME)

Med 1 __ Cardura (4 mg) (Vaso-dilator)

Med 2 __ Aspirin (325 mg)(Blood thinner/heart protection)

Med 3 __ Ducosate Sodium (100 mg) - (Stool softener)

Med 4 __ Lisinipril (20 mg) (ACE inhibitor/blood pressure)

Med 5 __ Lipitor (20 mg) (Anti-cholesterol)

Med 6 __ Azo Standard (2 pills) (Urinary analgesic)


Form Written by Rev. Bill McGinnis, Director - LoveAllPeople.org
PUBLIC DOMAIN

For complete information about this form, please see
http://www.MyMedicationManager.com






CARETAKERS AND OTHER HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS:

Please don't dismiss this form just because it is simple. The fact is: faulty administration of medications is one of the most important preventable causes of needless health problems in senior citizens. Frequently, they have multiple meds and impaired abilty to deal with them: maybe they can't see very well, or they get confused, or they lose things, or they simply get frustrated and quit trying to keep their meds organized very well. The result is that they miss certain meds, and take others at the wrong time, randomly.

And some of the very people who are most endangered are those for whom simplicity is an absolute requirement!

For such people, this simple form may be exactly what they need. A helpful relative or other caregiver can fill out the form correctly and make copies for each day of the month. Then, all the patient needs to do is find the page for today and, step-by-step, work through the day's medication schedule, making a check mark beside each medication as it is taken.

Sure, anybody who thinks about it for two minutes could make a form just like this. So these people can make their own, if they like. Everybody else can use this form, changing it however they want to change it. (That's why it's Public Domain: you can do anything you want with it.)

Blessings to you!

3. Links To Drug Interaction Websites

To see if your medications are safe to take together.

The Drugstore.com Drug Interaction Checker - http://www.drugstore.com/pharmacy/drugchecker

The Drugs.com Drug Interaction Checker - http://www.drugs.com/drug_interactions.html

The MedScape.com Drug Interaction Checker - (Requires free registration.) - http://www.medscape.com/druginfo/druginterchecker?src=google



Blessings to you!

Rev. Bill McGinnis



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