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Family member won't take tablets

12-02-2017 2:01pm

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#2 12-02-2017 2:07pm

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You mean force medication on someone not eg sectioned? I hope not.

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#4 12-02-2017 2:15pm

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Talk to GP. However, for privacy reasons, the GP might not be able to give you feedback.

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Sara, would your family member go with you to the gp to discuss options when they are in a good place health wise?. Might be able to put a medical management plan in place.

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