Why the study?
Does an interdisciplinary team improve drug therapy outcomes in elderly patients in a geriatric clinic?
Does an interdisciplinary team improve drug therapy outcomes in elderly patients in a geriatric clinic?
Underutilization of indicated cardiac medications is common among the elderly and can worsen therapeutic outcomes.
Highlights ongoing gaps in evidence-based cardiac pharmacotherapy for the elderly; observational data leave open whether interdisciplinary teams improve outcomes.
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Lam et al. (2005) conducted a review in Inappropriate drug therapy and underutilization of cardiac drugs. Interdisciplinary team was evaluated.
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