How “age-friendly” are deprescribing interventions? A scoping review of deprescribing trials

Authors

Wang Jinjiao, University of Rochester
Jenny Y. Shen, University of Rochester
Yeates Conwell, University of Rochester
Eric J. Podsiadly, University of Rochester
Thomas V. Caprio, University of Rochester
Kobi T. Nathan, St. John Fisher UniversityFollow
Fang Yu, Arizona State University
Erika E. Ramsdale, University of Rochester
Donna M. Fick, Penn State University
Amanda S. Mixon, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Sandra F. Simmons, Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

2-2023

Abstract

To assess how age-friendly deprescribing trials are regarding intervention design and outcome assessment. Reduced use of potentially inappropriate medications (PIMs) can be addressed by deprescribing—a systematic process of discontinuing and/or reducing the use of PIMs. The 4Ms—“Medication”, “Mentation”, “Mobility”, and “What Matters Most” to the person—can be used to guide assessment of age-friendliness of deprescribing trials.

DOI

https://doi.org/10.1111/1475-6773.14083

Publication Information

Jinjiao, Wang; Shen, Jenny Y.; Conwell, Yeates; Podsiadly, Eric J.; Caprio, Thomas V.; Nathan, Kobi T.; Yu, Fang; Ramsdale, Erika E.; Fick, Donna M.; Mixon, Amanda S.; and Simmons, Sandra F. (2023). "How “age-friendly” are deprescribing interventions? A scoping review of deprescribing trials." Health Services Research 58.S1, 123-138.

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