Safer Prescribing for Hospitalized Older Adults with an Electronic Health Records‐Based Prescribing Context. #geriatrics https://t.co/gtKK8ZeKTr https://t.co/YwOL8r9MZv
Safer Prescribing for Hospitalized Older Adults with an Electronic Health Records-Based Prescribing Context.
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Jul 2020 – Aug 2025Where it's discussed
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The discussions highlight the practical benefits of the Geriatric Prescribing Context, with posts labeling it as a 'simple' and 'resource-efficient' solution, and terms like 'improving patient safety' underscore its potential impact. The tone is optimistic, reflecting a recognition of its value for clinical workflows, which contributes to the overall positive scores across all dimensions.
Most discussions acknowledge the importance and effectiveness of the electronic prescribing tool, showing general support for the publication’s findings.
The posts demonstrate high interest, with participants emphasizing the significance of improving medication safety in geriatric care.
The comments indicate a moderate level of engagement, discussing how the tool could be adopted or integrated into clinical practice, though not deeply exploring the technical details.
Participants perceive the publication as having a positive impact on healthcare practices, particularly in enhancing patient safety and prescribing accuracy.
Abstract in brief
- The study examined whether an electronic health records (EHR)-based tool called the Geriatric Prescribing Context (GPC) could reduce the prescription of potentially inappropriate medication doses for hospitalized adults aged 75 and older.
- The implementation of the GPC improved adherence to geriatric-specific dose recommendations across common medications, resulting in decreased average doses and total daily doses, thus enhancing patient safety.
- The GPC is a simple, effective, and resource-efficient tool that integrates seamlessly into current prescribing workflows without causing alert fatigue, making it a practical solution for improving medication safety in older adults.]
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Improving Geriatric Medication Prescribing to Reduce Adverse Events
This episode discusses how small changes in electronic health records, like the Geriatric Prescribing Context, can significantly reduce dose-related adverse drug events among older adults, improving patient safety and…
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Safer Prescribing for Hospitalized Older Adults with an Electronic Health Records‐Based Prescribing Context. #geriatrics https://t.co/gtKK8ZeKTr https://t.co/YwOL8r9MZv
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