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EPISODE · Mar 25, 2025 · 39 MIN

Forget to take meds? Pharmacist's tips with Molly Hinely, PharmD

from Ask Dr. Mia: Navigating Dementia Caregiving

Send us Fan MailPharmacist Molly Hinely talks about how to help those who might forget to take meds with Dr. Mia.  Good vs bad medications for memoryRight use of technology in helping to remember medsPotential benefits and risks of various supplements. Sign up for Dr. Mia's email list to get a medication organization sheet. Molly Hinely, PharmD, BCPS is the manager for the Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Health pharmacy population health team located in Winston Salem, NC.  She leads a pharmacy team who supports the organization’s transitions of care and value-based care programs in collaboration with nurse navigators, social workers, and community health workers. She also is the residency program director for the PGY2 Population Health Management and Data Analytics program at Wake Forest Baptist Health. Molly’s areas of interest include care transitions, post-acute care, value-based care, medication adherence, social determinants of health, progressive care models and health outcomes.  She earned her Doctor ofPharmacy degree from the University of South Carolina, completed a pharmacy practice residency at New Hanover Regional Medical Center in Wilmington, and has been in practice for 13 years.Links: hero dispenser: https://herohealth.com/Med Minder pill dispenser: https://medminder.com/Live Fine med dispenser 28 days with lock https://www.livefineproduct.com/products/automatic-pill-dispenser-with-frosted-lid-and-large-displayFollow Dr. Mia on social media including YouTube and BlueSky @askdrmiaKeywordspharmacy, transitions of care, medication management, community pharmacist, memory loss, supplements, geriatric care, caregiver support, medication technology, patient advocacyChapters00:00 Introduction to Transitions of Care Pharmacy02:51 Navigating Medication Management for Loved Ones06:10 The Role of Community Pharmacists09:06 Simplifying Medication Regimens11:54 Technology in Medication Management15:11 Understanding Medications That Affect Memory20:02 Supplements and Their Impact on Memory30:11 Advocating for Better Medication ManagementSupport the showVideo on Ask Dr. Mia YouTube channelTranscripts on www.miayangmd.com. Transcripts are automatically generated and may contain minor inaccuracies. Email: [email protected] expressed are exclusive of Dr. Mia Yang and not reflective of her or guest speaker's employers or funders. 

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Send us Fan Mail Pharmacist Molly Hinely talks about how to help those who might forget to take meds with Dr. Mia. Good vs bad medications for memoryRight use of technology in helping to remember medsPotential benefits and risks of various supplements. Sign up for Dr. Mia's email list to get a medication organization sheet. Molly Hinely, PharmD, BCPS is the manager for the Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Health pharmacy population health team located in Winston Salem, NC.&...

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