Exploring the benefits of structured medication reviews for frail older patients in advanced clinical practice.

Frailty in old age has become synonymous with medication use. As people age, the risk of disease burden increases. Older age is often linked with complex healthcare needs, with a rise in the number of comorbidities. This often results in the need to use multiple medications. Frailty is a global conc...

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Publicado en:British Journal of Nursing Vol. 30; no. 15; pp. 894 - 899
Autores principales: Duffy, Sharron, Paterson, Ruth
Formato: review tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Mark Allen Holdings Limited 8/12/2021
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          Frail Elderly
          Polypharmacy
          Medication Reconciliation
          Inappropriate Prescribing Prevention and Control
          Psychological Well-Being
          Special Populations
          Cost Savings
          Advanced Practice Registered Nurses
      ab: Frailty in old age has become synonymous with medication use. As people age, the risk of disease burden increases. Older age is often linked with complex healthcare needs, with a rise in the number of comorbidities. This often results in the need to use multiple medications. Frailty is a global concern and requires early interventions to help people maintain their health as they age. Advanced clinical practitioners have an important role in supporting frail people living in the community. This article will review the literature and explore strategies that advanced practitioners can implement to optimise wellbeing and reduce medicines-related harm for this vulnerable population.
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