Authors
Tinne Dilles, Robert H Vander Stichele, Lucas M Van Bortel, Monique M Elseviers
Publication date
2013/5/1
Journal
Journal of the American Medical Directors Association
Volume
14
Issue
5
Pages
379. e1-379. e6
Publisher
Elsevier
Description
OBJECTIVES: The aim of this study was to develop and test the effect of an instrument, Pharmanurse, to facilitate nurse-driven adverse drug reaction (ADR) screening as an input for interdisciplinary medication review in nursing homes. DESIGN: Intervention study with a pre-posttest design PARTICIPANTS: All residents of a convenience sample of 8 nursing homes of more than 80 beds were eligible if they resided at least 1 month in the nursing home and took 4 or more different medications. Residents receiving palliative care were excluded. INTERVENTION: The intervention consisted of interdisciplinary medication review, prepared by nurse observations of potential ADRs using personalized screening lists generated by the Pharmanurse software. Pharmanurse is specifically adapted to use by nurses and to use in nursing homes. MEASUREMENTS: Outcome parameters were the number of ADRs detected by …
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