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The discussions exhibit a collaborative tone, with users asking whether international PIM lists are applicable in Australia and mentioning the relevance for aged care. Phrases like 'how applicable are they,' 'we looked at,' and 'highlights' suggest a recognition of the importance of contextualizing PIM lists for local use. The tone varies from curiosity to pragmatic interest, reflecting an understanding that this research could influence clinical practice and policy within the Australian healthcare system.
Most discussions acknowledge the relevance and importance of assessing PIM lists in the Australian context, with some expressing curiosity about the study's findings and implications.
Posts reflect a high level of curiosity, as many explicitly ask about the applicability of PIM lists in Australia and highlight the importance of this research for aged care and deprescribing.
While some posts reference the publication directly and discuss specific issues like drug availability and funding, the overall engagement appears more superficial than deep, often framed as questions or comments rather than detailed critique.
The posts suggest that the publication is viewed as relevant and potentially influential for practitioners and researchers, especially given the emphasis on practical considerations like drug availability and funding schemes.
Have you wondered which PIMs tool is best to use for deprescribing research in Australia? This systematic review looks at which tools specify medicines available here. https://t.co/VooCTp1svg
We’ve often wondered which of the international lists of potentially inappropriate medicines we should try using in Australia. We took a closer look in our new paper published here: https://t.co/nFaPWvFFO2 @AmyTPage @KateNWang @georgieblee @RhondaMarise @uwanews @UWAresearch https://t.co/YX84ZqICUX
First paper of the year! Thanks There are so many PIMs lists out there, how applicable are they in Australia? https://t.co/NnCDczVqvW @georgieblee @AmyTPage
Ever wondered which PIM list to use in Australian setting? We looked at which PIMs listed drugs available in Australia or funded on the PBS. https://t.co/Kq0VX0L8eC @georgieblee @KateNWang
Some interesting aged care articles https://t.co/ExoaMgzALu https://t.co/9KKEjTcOJx https://t.co/xnqmf3JFUE https://t.co/ipZIjC0yVF https://t.co/TUbLojpkZt https://t.co/mWaRKsWAkG https://t.co/EKORxrgxxK https://t.co/T1k38ydRSs
Applicability of explicit potentially inappropriate medication lists to the Australian context: A systematic review https://t.co/OGkZln6XfK
This video explores the prevalence of polypharmacy among Australians aged 70 and older from 2006 to 2017. Notably, in 2017, 36.1% of this demographic experienced continuous polypharmacy, indicating significant health…
This video discusses the potential effects of deprescribing in older adults, focusing on its feasibility and impact on mortality and health. It reviews key findings from systematic research and meta-analysis aimed at…
RT @HappyResearch66: Some interesting aged care articles https://t.co/ExoaMgzALu https://t.co/9KKEjTcOJx https://t.co/xnqmf3JFUE https://t.…
Some interesting aged care articles https://t.co/ExoaMgzALu https://t.co/9KKEjTcOJx https://t.co/xnqmf3JFUE https://t.co/ipZIjC0yVF https://t.co/TUbLojpkZt https://t.co/mWaRKsWAkG https://t.co/EKORxrgxxK https://t.co/T1k38ydRSs
RT @KateNWang: How applicable are PIMs lists in Australia? Read the full article here! https://t.co/VZWWNO6OGf @georgieblee @AmyTPage @UWAH…
How applicable are PIMs lists in Australia? Read the full article here! https://t.co/VZWWNO6OGf @georgieblee @AmyTPage @UWAHealthAgeing @ResearchRMIT https://t.co/EIqFpcP37W
Applicability of explicit potentially inappropriate medication lists to the Australian context: A systematic review https://t.co/iL3OgZP7JQ
RT @HealthandAgeing: We’ve often wondered which of the international lists of potentially inappropriate medicines we should try using in Au…
RT @KateNWang: First paper of the year! Thanks There are so many PIMs lists out there, how applicable are they in Australia? https://t.co/…
RT @HealthandAgeing: We’ve often wondered which of the international lists of potentially inappropriate medicines we should try using in Au…
RT @HealthandAgeing: We’ve often wondered which of the international lists of potentially inappropriate medicines we should try using in Au…
RT @HealthandAgeing: We’ve often wondered which of the international lists of potentially inappropriate medicines we should try using in Au…
RT @HealthandAgeing: We’ve often wondered which of the international lists of potentially inappropriate medicines we should try using in Au…
RT @HealthandAgeing: We’ve often wondered which of the international lists of potentially inappropriate medicines we should try using in Au…
We’ve often wondered which of the international lists of potentially inappropriate medicines we should try using in Australia. We took a closer look in our new paper published here: https://t.co/nFaPWvFFO2 @AmyTPage @KateNWang @georgieblee @RhondaMarise @uwanews @UWAresearch https://t.co/YX84ZqICUX
RT @Deprescribing: Systematic review on applying #PIM lists to Australian context highlights the importance of considering drug availabilit…
RT @DeprescribeAU: Have you wondered which PIMs tool is best to use for deprescribing research in Australia? This systematic review looks…
RT @DeprescribeAU: Have you wondered which PIMs tool is best to use for deprescribing research in Australia? This systematic review looks…
RT @DeprescribeAU: Have you wondered which PIMs tool is best to use for deprescribing research in Australia? This systematic review looks…
Have you wondered which PIMs tool is best to use for deprescribing research in Australia? This systematic review looks at which tools specify medicines available here. https://t.co/VooCTp1svg
RT @AgeingJ: Applicability of explicit potentially inappropriate medication lists to the Australian context: A systematic review https://t.…
RT @AgeingJ: Applicability of explicit potentially inappropriate medication lists to the Australian context: A systematic review https://t.…
RT @AgeingJ: Applicability of explicit potentially inappropriate medication lists to the Australian context: A systematic review https://t.…
RT @AgeingJ: Applicability of explicit potentially inappropriate medication lists to the Australian context: A systematic review https://t.…
Applicability of explicit potentially inappropriate medication lists to the Australian context: A systematic review https://t.co/OGkZln6XfK
RT @KateNWang: First paper of the year! Thanks There are so many PIMs lists out there, how applicable are they in Australia? https://t.co/…
RT @AmyTPage: Ever wondered which PIM list to use in Australian setting? We looked at which PIMs listed drugs available in Australia or fu…
RT @AmyTPage: Ever wondered which PIM list to use in Australian setting? We looked at which PIMs listed drugs available in Australia or fu…
Ever wondered which PIM list to use in Australian setting? We looked at which PIMs listed drugs available in Australia or funded on the PBS. https://t.co/Kq0VX0L8eC @georgieblee @KateNWang
First paper of the year! Thanks There are so many PIMs lists out there, how applicable are they in Australia? https://t.co/NnCDczVqvW @georgieblee @AmyTPage