TRC Healthcare Bridges the Natural Medicines Knowledge Gap for Pharmacists
In recent years, Americans have grown accustomed to natural medicines as alternatives or complements to prescription drugs and over-the-counter treatments. Over 75 percent of American adults take at least one dietary supplement or natural medicine daily to enhance health. Many clinicians and healthcare practitioners now recommend them to patients, hoping to counter the effects of prescription medications, or to improve health and/or quality of life.
"Widespread use and acceptance of non-traditional medicines puts pharmacists on the hotseat because consumers often consult them first for advice about alternative treatments," says TRC Healthcare Product Manager
Despite their broad use, natural medicines can have adverse effects for patients with certain health conditions, according to Crews. Interactions between prescribed medications and natural remedies can cause harmful reactions, but many of these events can be prevented by pharmacists who study peer-reviewed, unbiased research about non-conventional treatments.
"We designed this training to share robust, scholarly research that gives pharmacists the necessary knowledge to guide patients toward better healthcare choices," says
RxAdvanced Guide to Natural Medicines is one of several continuing education programs
Pharmacists who take the course explore the safety and effectiveness of natural medicines, learn how dietary supplements can prevent and treat nutrient deficiencies, and acquire clinical knowledge about the effects of non-traditional treatments on specific health conditions and groups of people, including pregnant and lactating women, geriatric, and pediatric patients.
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