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The discussions reflect strong agreement with the article’s findings on the high rates of polypharmacy and suboptimal prescribing, as many posts mention 'most residents' being affected and express concern about medication risks. The tone and choice of words like 'potential' and 'affected almost all residents' underscore the seriousness, while some posts suggest the research could lead to meaningful changes in aged care practices, demonstrating its high impact.
Most posts acknowledge the high prevalence of polypharmacy and potential prescribing issues, supporting the article's findings.
Discussion highlights concern over medication safety and quality of care, indicating high interest in the topic.
Some reactions delve into implications of suboptimal prescribing and potential improvements, showing moderate engagement.
Posts emphasize the significance of the research in improving aged care medicine practices, indicating a high perceived impact.
Even though most residents were exposed to polypharmacy, 86% of residents had at least one instance of potential under prescribing so missed out on the potential benefits of indicated medicines. https://t.co/JG7jxS1bNP
Even though most residents were exposed to polypharmacy, 86% of residents had at least one instance of potential under prescribing so missed out on the potential benefits of indicated medicines. https://t.co/FIaEq6OSso https://t.co/cjXiR55T0A
The latest paper out of WACHA showed that potentially suboptimal prescribing affected almost all residents (302 out of 303) in aged care facilities. Most residents (92%) were exposed to polypharmacy and were charted 10.3 ± 4.5 regular medicines daily. https://t.co/dttsL0Whi4 https://t.co/ACymQVaRD1
Polypharmacy and medicine regimens in older adults in residential aged care - https://t.co/54CmrETnId
RT @AmyTPage: Even though most residents were exposed to polypharmacy, 86% of residents had at least one instance of potential under prescr…
RT @AmyTPage: Even though most residents were exposed to polypharmacy, 86% of residents had at least one instance of potential under prescr…
This video discusses the prevalence of polypharmacy among Australians aged 70 and older, highlighting that in 2017, 36.1% were affected. As polypharmacy increases, so do concerns over the potential harm associated with…
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…
Polypharmacy and medicine regimens in older adults in residential aged care https://t.co/D8SHIrlIIz #science #medicine #polypharmacy #medicine #regimens #adults
Polypharmacy and medicine regimens in older adults in residential aged care https://t.co/9BEHxjgdhv #science #medicine #polypharmacy #medicine #regimens #adults
Polypharmacy and medicine regimens in older adults in residential aged care - https://t.co/54CmrETnId
RT @AmyTPage: Even though most residents were exposed to polypharmacy, 86% of residents had at least one instance of potential under prescr…
RT @AmyTPage: Even though most residents were exposed to polypharmacy, 86% of residents had at least one instance of potential under prescr…
RT @AmyTPage: Even though most residents were exposed to polypharmacy, 86% of residents had at least one instance of potential under prescr…
RT @AmyTPage: Even though most residents were exposed to polypharmacy, 86% of residents had at least one instance of potential under prescr…
RT @AmyTPage: Even though most residents were exposed to polypharmacy, 86% of residents had at least one instance of potential under prescr…
Even though most residents were exposed to polypharmacy, 86% of residents had at least one instance of potential under prescribing so missed out on the potential benefits of indicated medicines. https://t.co/JG7jxS1bNP
RT @UWAHealthAgeing: The latest paper out of WACHA showed that potentially suboptimal prescribing affected almost all residents (302 out of…
RT @UWAHealthAgeing: The latest paper out of WACHA showed that potentially suboptimal prescribing affected almost all residents (302 out of…
RT @rsciencejournal: Polypharmacy and medicine regimens in older adults in residential aged care https://t.co/ZlrJOcBEzL #science #medicin…
Polypharmacy and medicine regimens in older adults in residential aged care https://t.co/ZlrJOcBEzL #science #medicine #polypharmacy #medicine #regimens #adults
Polypharmacy and medicine regimens in older adults in residential aged care https://t.co/n7UAAJjGRQ
RT @UWA_SAH: Even though most residents were exposed to polypharmacy, 86% of residents had at least one instance of potential under prescri…
RT @UWAHealthAgeing: The latest paper out of WACHA showed that potentially suboptimal prescribing affected almost all residents (302 out of…
Even though most residents were exposed to polypharmacy, 86% of residents had at least one instance of potential under prescribing so missed out on the potential benefits of indicated medicines. https://t.co/FIaEq6OSso https://t.co/cjXiR55T0A
The latest paper out of WACHA showed that potentially suboptimal prescribing affected almost all residents (302 out of 303) in aged care facilities. Most residents (92%) were exposed to polypharmacy and were charted 10.3 ± 4.5 regular medicines daily. https://t.co/dttsL0Whi4 https://t.co/ACymQVaRD1
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