Improving dose‐related adverse drug events among hospitalized older adults using a geriatric prescribing context - De Lima - Journal of the American Geriatrics Society - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/VtzyGZPegG
Improving dose-related adverse drug events among hospitalized older adults using a geriatric prescribing context.
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Discussions highlight the significant decrease in adverse drug events following the implementation of the Geriatric Prescribing Context, with comments like 'notable reduction' and 'a promising approach.' The tone suggests a balanced appreciation, combining methodological recognition with hopes for broader adoption, demonstrating moderate to deep engagement with the article’s implications.
Most discussions acknowledge the positive findings and support the effectiveness of the Geriatric Prescribing Context in reducing adverse drug events.
Comments show moderate interest, with participants recognizing the importance of improving medication safety for older adults.
Posts include some detailed reflections and references to the methodology, indicating a fair level of engagement.
There is a shared perception that this study could influence clinical practices and improve patient safety, reflecting their view of meaningful impact.
Abstract in brief
- A study was conducted to evaluate the impact of a Geriatric Prescribing Context (GPC) designed for older adults on the rates of adverse drug events (ADEs) during hospitalization, comparing data before and after its implementation in July 2017.
- The analysis involved reviewing medical records for dose-related ADEs from commonly used medications, with results indicating a significant decrease in the proportion of admissions and the rate of ADEs after the GPC was introduced.
- Overall, the GPC's implementation was linked to reduced dose-related ADEs in hospitalized older adults, though the severity of harm categories remained unchanged.
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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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Improving dose‐related adverse drug events among hospitalized older adults using a geriatric prescribing context - De Lima - Journal of the American Geriatrics Society - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/VtzyGZPegG