July 1, 2024

244 Deprescribing and shared decision-making research

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Shared decision-making interventions promote safe deprescribing of simvastatin, cardiovascular therapies, and sedative-hypnotics across diverse primary care settings.
An online experimental study of 4,873 older adults demonstrated that prescriber endorsement and lifestyle factors significantly altered agreement with simvastatin cessation.
Validated patient reported experience measure tools and co-designed guides highlight feasible strategies to minimize medication harms in frail older populations.

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Experimental and observational research demonstrates that shared decision-making interventions support deprescribing in older adults, highlighting strategies to reduce high-risk medications.

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Scott et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6229eb6db6435875b509f https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjebm-2024-sdc.243

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Experimental and observational research demonstrates that shared decision-making interventions support deprescribing in older adults, highlighting strategies to reduce high-risk medications.

244 Deprescribing and shared decision-making research

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