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medication management and working with patients. So a lot of these are going to be kind of definitional

and good things to remember as far as, you know, exams and those type of things. So patient autonomy,

respecting a patient's right to refuse medication. So that's an important tenant in medication

management, recognizing that medication decisions are voluntary and informed and not forced onto people.

Also, managing situations where a patient refuses a medication that is clinically important.

So understanding how to navigate that situation, And typically, it's a lack of understanding in my

experience why we're taking a pixaband, for example, for atrial fibrillation to prevent

blood clots. Many times when patients want to stop medications,

they don't understand or they don't recall

why they're on it in the first place.

And they kind of have this feeling of, you know, what's the point?

I don't even know what this medication is used for.

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