Counseling Patients About Pharmacologic Therapy for Menopausal Symptoms

Author(s):

Brooke Griffin, PharmD, BCACP,Rebecca Chapin, PharmD, BCACP

Panelists discuss how health care professionals develop personalized menopause management strategies by comprehensively assessing individual medical history, symptom profiles, lifestyle factors, and potential risks. Through transparent, collaborative counseling, they guide patients in making informed decisions about pharmacologic therapies, prioritizing personalized care and holistic well-being.

EP: 1.Coming Soon: Pharmacists’ Role in Women’s Health: Individualized Strategies for Menopause Management

EP: 2.From Menarche to Post Menopause: The Vital Role of Pharmacists in Women’s Health

EP: 3.Strategies for Addressing Unmet Needs in Women’s Health and Supporting Women During Menopause

EP: 4.Partnering for Women’s Health: The Pharmacist’s Collaborative Role

EP: 5.Pharmacists’ Role in Optimizing Outcomes for Women With Complex Health Needs

EP: 6.Educating Women About Changes and Symptoms Associated With Menopause

EP: 7.Fostering Open Discussions With Women About Menopausal Symptoms

EP: 8.Supporting Women During Menopause: When to Suggest That a Woman Consult a Physician

EP: 9.Addressing Barriers When Speaking With Women About Menopausal Symptoms

EP: 10.Comprehensive Care for Women During Menopause: Addressing Bone Health and Cardiovascular Risk

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EP: 11.Counseling Patients About Pharmacologic Therapy for Menopausal Symptoms

EP: 12.Dietary, Lifestyle, and OTC Approaches for Managing Symptoms of Menopause

Video content above is prompted by the following:

What factors do you consider when developing a personalized strategy for managing menopause symptoms for a patient?
What counseling strategies do you use to help patients make informed decisions about pharmacologic therapies for menopause symptoms? How do you counsel patients about the risks and benefits of therapy?