Health Outcomes Associated with Polypharmacy in Community‐Dwelling Older Adults: A Systematic Review¶
Fried. (2014). Health Outcomes Associated with Polypharmacy in Community‐Dwelling Older Adults: A Systematic Review: A Systematic Review. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.
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- Polypharmacy
- Geriatric medicine — the home turf, where comorbidity-driven, single-condition guideline pharmacotherapy assembles long regimens piecemeal; Beers criteria and STOPP/START flag agents with risk disproportionate to benefit in older adults. Clinical pharmacology — characterizing drug-drug interactions, predicting exposure changes from shared elimination pathways, and designing dosage adjustments across the regimen. Primary care and hospital medicine — medication-reconciliation processes and deprescribing initiatives that review the regimen as a unit. Pharmacy practice — comprehensive medication review and medication-therapy management built on the appropriate-versus-problematic triage. Health-systems research — outcomes research linking regimen length to falls, hospitalizations, adverse events, and cognitive decline
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“To summarize evidence regarding the health outcomes associated with polypharmacy, defined as number of prescribed medications, in older community-dwelling persons.”
- Geriatric medicine — the home turf, where comorbidity-driven, single-condition guideline pharmacotherapy assembles long regimens piecemeal; Beers criteria and STOPP/START flag agents with risk disproportionate to benefit in older adults. Clinical pharmacology — characterizing drug-drug interactions, predicting exposure changes from shared elimination pathways, and designing dosage adjustments across the regimen. Primary care and hospital medicine — medication-reconciliation processes and deprescribing initiatives that review the regimen as a unit. Pharmacy practice — comprehensive medication review and medication-therapy management built on the appropriate-versus-problematic triage. Health-systems research — outcomes research linking regimen length to falls, hospitalizations, adverse events, and cognitive decline
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