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Antidepressant Medications Decision Aid - The choice of depression medications in primary care is difficult as
#Management #PatientInfo ... PrimaryCare #Psychiatry #DecisionAid ... #SSRIs #Antidepressants ... #Comparison #SideEffects ... #SNRIs #Selection
Medium Risk Aspirin Decision Aid for Primary Cardiovascular Prevention - MEDIUM / ELEVATED risk (range low
elevated - high) #Management ... Primary #Prevention #DecisionAid ... #PatientInfo #ElevatedRisk ... #HeartAttack #Bleeding
Medium (Elevated) Risk Osteoporosis Decision Aid - Elevated RISK (range: low - elevated - high) The Osteoporosis
#Management #PrimaryCare ... #Osteoporosis #Bisphosphonates ... #DecisionAid #PatientInfo
High Risk Osteoporosis Decision Aid - HIGH RISK (range: low - elevated - high) The Osteoporosis Choice
#Management #PrimaryCare ... #Osteoporosis #Bisphosphonates ... #DecisionAid #PatientInfo
Low Risk Osteoporosis Decision Aid - LOW RISK (range: low - elevated - high) The Osteoporosis Choice
#Management #PrimaryCare ... #Osteoporosis #Bisphosphonates ... #DecisionAid #PatientInfo
High Risk Aspirin Decision Aid for Primary Cardiovascular Prevention - HIGH risk (range low - elevated
elevated - high) #Management ... Primary #Prevention #DecisionAid ... #PatientInfo #HighRisk ... #HeartAttack #Bleeding
Low Risk Aspirin Decision Aid for Primary Cardiovascular Prevention - LOW / AVERAGE risk (range low
elevated - high) #Management ... Primary #Prevention #DecisionAid ... #PatientInfo #LowRisk ... #HeartAttack #Bleeding
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