The feasibility and effect of deprescribing in older adults on mortality and health¶
Page. (2016). The feasibility and effect of deprescribing in older adults on mortality and health: a systematic review and meta‐analysis.
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- Polypharmacy
- A structured medication review flags the stack, and the drugs are tapered and substituted with non-anticholinergic alternatives under monitoring for withdrawal and symptom return — a subtraction that reliably reduces the confusion and fall risk without loss of genuine benefit
This sourceSystematic review and meta-analysis of deprescribing in older adults, which found it feasible but with mixed effects on mortality and health outcomes.
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“Although nonrandomized data suggested that deprescribing reduces mortality, deprescribing was not shown to alter mortality in randomized studies.”
- A structured medication review flags the stack, and the drugs are tapered and substituted with non-anticholinergic alternatives under monitoring for withdrawal and symptom return — a subtraction that reliably reduces the confusion and fall risk without loss of genuine benefit
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