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Titulo Artículo:
A Young Clinician's Perspective on Deprescribing in Elderly Patients A Pilot Study
Resumen:
Background: Young doctors have various barriers and hesitations towards de-prescribing. This study was planned to assess Young Clinician's perspective on deprescribing in elderly population from India. Methodology: Observation cross-sectional study done in a tertiary care hospital of Western Maharashtra. A web link consisting of 12 survey questions was shared on smart phones of postgraduates working in clinical specialties. Attitudes, knowledge, barriers and approach towards deprescribing were assessed. Results: Out of 64 doctors 30 doctors responded and completed the survey. Mean age was 32.6 years. Most common cause for deprescribing was to reduce the adverse drug reactions (76.33%), lack of definite indication (63.33%). Most common drug to be de-prescribed were multivitamins (70.66%), benzodiazepines (46.66%) and antiplatelets (43.33%). The most common barrier for de-prescribing was altering the prescription of another doctor (56.66%), lack of time and concerns on the adverse effect (36.66%). Ninety percent of the doctors were not aware of any deprescribing criteria and 70% did not have any specific approach. Conclusion: Deprescribing of drugs is a very important concept, which needs to be included in training the undergraduate medical students, postgraduate medical students and Pharmacy students.
Fecha de publicación:
2022.
Autores :
Shankar S.;
Suryakant;
Manrai Manish;
Vasdev Vivek;
Singhal Anuj;
Yadav A. K.;
Aggarwal Vivek;
Autor corporativo:
Journal of Marine Medical Society,
Editores:
Otra ;
Signatura Topográfica:
1
Idioma:
Inglés
Páginas:
62
ISBN:
2589-1235
Existencias:
66
Palabras claves:
Deprescribing
Elderly
Potentially Inappropriate Medicines
Público objetivo:
Docentes
Investigadores
Educadores Medicos
Otros profesionales de la salud
Titulo Artículo:
A Young Clinician's Perspective on Deprescribing in Elderly Patients A Pilot Study
Resumen:
Background: Young doctors have various barriers and hesitations towards de-prescribing. This study was planned to assess Young Clinician's perspective on deprescribing in elderly population from India. Methodology: Observation cross-sectional study done in a tertiary care hospital of Western Maharashtra. A web link consisting of 12 survey questions was shared on smart phones of postgraduates working in clinical specialties. Attitudes, knowledge, barriers and approach towards deprescribing were assessed. Results: Out of 64 doctors 30 doctors responded and completed the survey. Mean age was 32.6 years. Most common cause for deprescribing was to reduce the adverse drug reactions (76.33%), lack of definite indication (63.33%). Most common drug to be de-prescribed were multivitamins (70.66%), benzodiazepines (46.66%) and antiplatelets (43.33%). The most common barrier for de-prescribing was altering the prescription of another doctor (56.66%), lack of time and concerns on the adverse effect (36.66%). Ninety percent of the doctors were not aware of any deprescribing criteria and 70% did not have any specific approach. Conclusion: Deprescribing of drugs is a very important concept, which needs to be included in training the undergraduate medical students, postgraduate medical students and Pharmacy students.
Fecha de publicación:
2022.
Autores :
Shankar S.;
Suryakant;
Manrai Manish;
Vasdev Vivek;
Singhal Anuj;
Yadav A. K.;
Aggarwal Vivek;
Autor corporativo:
Journal of Marine Medical Society,
Editores:
Otra ;
Signatura Topográfica:
1
Idioma:
Inglés
Páginas:
62
Existencias:
66
Palabras claves:
Deprescribing
Elderly
Potentially Inappropriate Medicines
Público objetivo:
Docentes
Investigadores
Educadores Medicos
Otros profesionales de la salud
Titulo Artículo:
A Young Clinician's Perspective on Deprescribing in Elderly Patients A Pilot Study
Resumen:
Background: Young doctors have various barriers and hesitations towards de-prescribing. This study was planned to assess Young Clinician's perspective on deprescribing in elderly population from India. Methodology: Observation cross-sectional study done in a tertiary care hospital of Western Maharashtra. A web link consisting of 12 survey questions was shared on smart phones of postgraduates working in clinical specialties. Attitudes, knowledge, barriers and approach towards deprescribing were assessed. Results: Out of 64 doctors 30 doctors responded and completed the survey. Mean age was 32.6 years. Most common cause for deprescribing was to reduce the adverse drug reactions (76.33%), lack of definite indication (63.33%). Most common drug to be de-prescribed were multivitamins (70.66%), benzodiazepines (46.66%) and antiplatelets (43.33%). The most common barrier for de-prescribing was altering the prescription of another doctor (56.66%), lack of time and concerns on the adverse effect (36.66%). Ninety percent of the doctors were not aware of any deprescribing criteria and 70% did not have any specific approach. Conclusion: Deprescribing of drugs is a very important concept, which needs to be included in training the undergraduate medical students, postgraduate medical students and Pharmacy students.
Autores:
Shankar S.
,
Suryakant
,
Manrai Manish
,
Vasdev Vivek
,
Singhal Anuj
,
Yadav A. K.
,
Aggarwal Vivek
,
.
Titulo Revista:
Journal of Marine Medical Society,
.
Numero:
1
Volumen:
24
Fecha de publicación:
2022.
Base de Datos Bibliográfica:
Otra ,
.
Suplemento:
Idioma:
Inglés
Página Inicial:
62
Página Final:
66
ISBN:
2589-1235
Palabras claves:
Deprescribing
Elderly
Potentially Inappropriate Medicines
Público objetivo:
Docentes
Investigadores
Educadores Medicos
Otros profesionales de la salud
Título Otra :
A Young Clinician's Perspective on Deprescribing in Elderly Patients A Pilot Study
Resumen:
Background: Young doctors have various barriers and hesitations towards de-prescribing. This study was planned to assess Young Clinician's perspective on deprescribing in elderly population from India. Methodology: Observation cross-sectional study done in a tertiary care hospital of Western Maharashtra. A web link consisting of 12 survey questions was shared on smart phones of postgraduates working in clinical specialties. Attitudes, knowledge, barriers and approach towards deprescribing were assessed. Results: Out of 64 doctors 30 doctors responded and completed the survey. Mean age was 32.6 years. Most common cause for deprescribing was to reduce the adverse drug reactions (76.33%), lack of definite indication (63.33%). Most common drug to be de-prescribed were multivitamins (70.66%), benzodiazepines (46.66%) and antiplatelets (43.33%). The most common barrier for de-prescribing was altering the prescription of another doctor (56.66%), lack of time and concerns on the adverse effect (36.66%). Ninety percent of the doctors were not aware of any deprescribing criteria and 70% did not have any specific approach. Conclusion: Deprescribing of drugs is a very important concept, which needs to be included in training the undergraduate medical students, postgraduate medical students and Pharmacy students.
Autores :
Shankar S.;
Suryakant;
Manrai Manish;
Vasdev Vivek;
Singhal Anuj;
Yadav A. K.;
Aggarwal Vivek;
Autor corporativo:
Journal of Marine Medical Society,
Fecha de publicación:
2022.
Tipo :
Otra .
Idioma:
Inglés
Palabras claves:
Deprescribing
Elderly
Potentially Inappropriate Medicines
Público objetivo:
Docentes
Investigadores
Educadores Medicos
Otros profesionales de la salud
Título Otra :
A Young Clinician's Perspective on Deprescribing in Elderly Patients A Pilot Study
Resumen:
Background: Young doctors have various barriers and hesitations towards de-prescribing. This study was planned to assess Young Clinician's perspective on deprescribing in elderly population from India. Methodology: Observation cross-sectional study done in a tertiary care hospital of Western Maharashtra. A web link consisting of 12 survey questions was shared on smart phones of postgraduates working in clinical specialties. Attitudes, knowledge, barriers and approach towards deprescribing were assessed. Results: Out of 64 doctors 30 doctors responded and completed the survey. Mean age was 32.6 years. Most common cause for deprescribing was to reduce the adverse drug reactions (76.33%), lack of definite indication (63.33%). Most common drug to be de-prescribed were multivitamins (70.66%), benzodiazepines (46.66%) and antiplatelets (43.33%). The most common barrier for de-prescribing was altering the prescription of another doctor (56.66%), lack of time and concerns on the adverse effect (36.66%). Ninety percent of the doctors were not aware of any deprescribing criteria and 70% did not have any specific approach. Conclusion: Deprescribing of drugs is a very important concept, which needs to be included in training the undergraduate medical students, postgraduate medical students and Pharmacy students.
Autores :
Shankar S.;
Suryakant;
Manrai Manish;
Vasdev Vivek;
Singhal Anuj;
Yadav A. K.;
Aggarwal Vivek;
Autor corporativo:
Journal of Marine Medical Society,
Fecha de publicación:
2022.
Paginas:
62.
ISBN:
2589-1235.
Idioma:
Inglés
Palabras claves:
Deprescribing
Elderly
Potentially Inappropriate Medicines
Público objetivo:
Docentes
Investigadores
Educadores Medicos
Otros profesionales de la salud
Titulo Artículo:
A Young Clinician's Perspective on Deprescribing in Elderly Patients A Pilot Study
Resumen:
Background: Young doctors have various barriers and hesitations towards de-prescribing. This study was planned to assess Young Clinician's perspective on deprescribing in elderly population from India. Methodology: Observation cross-sectional study done in a tertiary care hospital of Western Maharashtra. A web link consisting of 12 survey questions was shared on smart phones of postgraduates working in clinical specialties. Attitudes, knowledge, barriers and approach towards deprescribing were assessed. Results: Out of 64 doctors 30 doctors responded and completed the survey. Mean age was 32.6 years. Most common cause for deprescribing was to reduce the adverse drug reactions (76.33%), lack of definite indication (63.33%). Most common drug to be de-prescribed were multivitamins (70.66%), benzodiazepines (46.66%) and antiplatelets (43.33%). The most common barrier for de-prescribing was altering the prescription of another doctor (56.66%), lack of time and concerns on the adverse effect (36.66%). Ninety percent of the doctors were not aware of any deprescribing criteria and 70% did not have any specific approach. Conclusion: Deprescribing of drugs is a very important concept, which needs to be included in training the undergraduate medical students, postgraduate medical students and Pharmacy students.
Fecha de publicación:
2022.
Autor corporativo:
Journal of Marine Medical Society,
.
Idioma:
Inglés
Palabras claves:
Deprescribing
Elderly
Potentially Inappropriate Medicines
Público objetivo:
Docentes
Investigadores
Educadores Medicos
Otros profesionales de la salud
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Shankar S. Suryakant Manrai Manish Vasdev Vivek Singhal Anuj Yadav A. K. Aggarwal Vivek Shankar S. Suryakant Manrai Manish Vasdev Vivek Singhal Anuj Yadav A. K. Aggarwal Vivek A Young Clinician's Perspective on Deprescribing in Elderly Patients A Pilot Study. 2022; 24Ed. 62.
