Drug Information: Patient Education

AccessPharmacy provides an A-Z listing of handouts for patients about many prescription and OTC drugs, as well a resources on patient care.

Contains patient education database that can be searched either alphabetically or via keyword search. Provides resources on drug uses, interactions, side effects, and storage information geared toward patient audiences.

Method developed by the U.S. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality to evaluate the understandability and actionability of patient education materials

Independently run by faculty of St. Louis College of Pharmacy, search a drug to view its alternative/generic names, images of the medication, and FAQs.

Easy to read, science-based health and safety resources. Available in both English and Spanish.

Trusted hub for patients to find clinical trials, drug approvals, and become both informed and involved in FDA regulatory decisions.

Provided by the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists, contains information of drug uses, administration, storage, access, and more.

Drug and supplement information from the National Library of Medicine, browsable by both brand and generic names.

Instructions on how to make chart to keep track of medications, their purposes, and when to take them. Created by the U.S. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality

National Library of Medicine-run resource hub for patients, explaining the types of OTC drugs, as well as their uses, storage, and safety.

Provides patients and consumers foundational information on how drugs work and the considerations of medical professionals when prescribing them.