Intervenção Farmacêutica Na Detecção De Problemas Relacionados Com Medicamentos Em Idosos Institucionalizados: Revisão Sistemática

Plácido, Ana I.; Marante, Nidia; Morgado, Manuel; Herdeiro, María Teresa; Roque, Fátima

doi:10.46691/es.v2i25.269

2020

DOI: 10.46691/es.v2i25.269

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Intervenção Farmacêutica Na Detecção De Problemas Relacionados Com Medicamentos Em Idosos Institucionalizados: Revisão Sistemática

Ana I. Plácido

Nidia Marante

Manuel Morgado

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Assessment of Potentially Inappropriate Medications Using the EU (7)-PIM List, in a Sample of Portuguese Older Adults’ Residents in Nursing Homes

Plácido¹,

Aguiar²,

Piñeiro‐Lamas³

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Prescription of potentially inappropriate medication (PIM) in older adults is associated with poor clinical outcomes. The EU (7)-PIM list was created for the European market to improve pharmacotherapy in older adults. Purpose This work aims to characterize the medication profile and assess the presence of PIM, using the EU (7)-PIM list in older adults’ residents at nursing homes. Methods Retrospective data were collected from the anonymized nursing home records. After PIM identification, a descriptive analysis was performed, and a generalized linear model for dependent negative binomial-type variables was constructed to assess the risk of PIM. Results Of the 210 participants (mean age 85.10), 82.40% were polymedicated. PIM was observed in 86.4% participants (mean per patient = 2.30± 0.10). The most common PIM were proton pump inhibitors (n = 121, 57.62%), followed by anxiolytics (n = 96, 45.71%). 64.30% of all patients take 2–4 PIM and 5.80% take five or more PIM. The occurrence of PIM is influenced by the number of prescribed medicines (RR 1.14; 95% CI 1.1.-1.17) and the presence of digestive system diseases (RR 1.05; 95% CI 1.0–1.09). Conclusion The high prevalence of PIM observations highlights the necessity of the implementation of guidelines to prevent PIM.

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Assessment of Potentially Inappropriate Medications Using the EU (7)-PIM List, in a Sample of Portuguese Older Adults’ Residents in Nursing Homes

Plácido¹,

Aguiar²,

Piñeiro‐Lamas³

et al. 2022

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Intervenção Farmacêutica Na Detecção De Problemas Relacionados Com Medicamentos Em Idosos Institucionalizados: Revisão Sistemática

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Assessment of Potentially Inappropriate Medications Using the EU (7)-PIM List, in a Sample of Portuguese Older Adults’ Residents in Nursing Homes

Assessment of Potentially Inappropriate Medications Using the EU (7)-PIM List, in a Sample of Portuguese Older Adults’ Residents in Nursing Homes

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