Provision of a comprehensive medicines review is associated with lower mortality risk for residents of aged care facilities: a retrospective cohort study

Provision of a comprehensive medicines review is associated with lower mortality risk for residents of aged care facilities: a retrospective cohort study

BACKGROUND: no studies have examined the impact of residential medication management review (RMMR, a 24-year government subsidised comprehensive medicines review program) in Australian residential aged care facilities (RACFs) on hospitalisation or mortality. OBJECTIVE: to examine associations betwee...

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Main Authors: Air, T. (Author), Carter, S.R (Author), Caughey, G.E (Author), Inacio, M.C (Author), Jackson, S. (Author), Lang, C. (Author), Martin, G. (Author), Moldovan, M. (Author), Sluggett, J.K (Author), Stafford, A.C (Author), Wesselingh, S.L (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: NLM (Medline) 2022
Subjects:
aged
article
Australia
Australian
cohort analysis
controlled study
drug utilization review
emergency ward
female
follow up
government
home for the aged
homes for the aged
hospitalisation
hospitalization
human
human experiment
long term care
long-term care
major clinical study
male
Medication review
medication therapy management
mortality
mortality risk
nursing home
nursing homes
older people
pharmaceutical services
pharmacist
pharmacists
pharmacy (shop)
resident
residential aged care
residential facilities
residential home
retrospective study
treatment outcome
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