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Why Is My Drug Not Working?

Episode 4 of the The Global Health Pharmacist Podcast podcast, hosted by Gbemisola Adebisi-Jose, titled "Why Is My Drug Not Working?" was published on April 21, 2025 and runs 14 minutes.

April 21, 2025 ·14m · The Global Health Pharmacist Podcast

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Summary

There are times when drugs do not work, this phenomenon is called Therapeutic Failure. Many people have blamed therapeutic failure on their healthcare provider thereby reducing their confidence on the services such providers render. However, often times, the fault my in fact lie with the patient or on other factors. This is the focus of this episode. It enlightens the public about the reasons why drugs may fail and advices on how to ensure optimal therapeutic outcomes for medications especially on the part of the patient.In order to avoid the frustration that comes with prolonged illnesses and waste of resources due to therapeutic failure which can be otherwise avoided, listen to this episode. Do not forget to like, comment and share as well.Linktree:⁠https://linktr.ee/auntypharmacistpodcast⁠⁠IG: @auntypharmacistpodcastX: @pharmpodcasterFacebook/YouTube: Aunty Pharmacist PodcastLinkedIn: Gbemisola Adebisi-Jose#TherapeuticFailure #WhyDrugsFail #MedicationChallenges #DrugEffectiveness #PharmaIssues #TreatmentFailure #UnderstandingMedicines #PatientAwareness

Episode Description

There are times when drugs do not work, this phenomenon is called Therapeutic Failure. Many people have blamed therapeutic failure on their healthcare provider thereby reducing their confidence on the services such providers render.

However, often times, the fault my in fact lie with the patient or on other factors. This is the focus of this episode. It enlightens the public about the reasons why drugs may fail and advices on how to ensure optimal therapeutic outcomes for medications especially on the part of the patient.

In order to avoid the frustration that comes with prolonged illnesses and waste of resources due to therapeutic failure which can be otherwise avoided, listen to this episode. Do not forget to like, comment and share as well.

Linktree:⁠https://linktr.ee/auntypharmacistpodcast⁠⁠

IG: @auntypharmacistpodcast

X: @pharmpodcaster

Facebook/YouTube: Aunty Pharmacist Podcast

LinkedIn: Gbemisola Adebisi-Jose

#TherapeuticFailure #WhyDrugsFail #MedicationChallenges #DrugEffectiveness #PharmaIssues #TreatmentFailure #UnderstandingMedicines #PatientAwareness


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