Pages that link to "Q35035083"

The following pages link to Reliability of a modified medication appropriateness index in community pharmacies (Q35035083):

Displaying 30 items.

• Interventions to improve the appropriate use of polypharmacy for older people (Q24193171) (← links)
• Interventions to improve the appropriate use of polypharmacy for older people (Q24197711) (← links)
• Suitability of pharmacological treatment in patients with multiple chronic conditions (Q26995411) (← links)
• Priority Setting and Influential Factors on Acceptance of Pharmaceutical Recommendations in Collaborative Medication Reviews in an Ambulatory Care Setting - Analysis of a Cluster Randomized Controlled Trial (WestGem-Study) (Q28552615) (← links)
• Utility of a brief screening tool for medication-related problems (Q35085815) (← links)
• Polypharmacy in older adults with cancer (Q35584088) (← links)
• Predictors of medication-related problems among medicaid patients participating in a pharmacist-provided telephonic medication therapy management program (Q35589861) (← links)
• Drug-related problem classification systems. (Q35726132) (← links)
• Effect of nurse practitioner and pharmacist counseling on inappropriate medication use in family practice (Q36163987) (← links)
• Reliability of a modified medication appropriateness index in primary care (Q36275048) (← links)
• Senior adult oncology (Q36851424) (← links)
• Appropriate prescribing in elderly people: how well can it be measured and optimised? (Q36880974) (← links)
• Appropriateness of antibiotic prescribing in veterans with community-acquired pneumonia, sinusitis, or acute exacerbations of chronic bronchitis: a cross-sectional study (Q36912468) (← links)
• A composite screening tool for medication reviews of outpatients: general issues with specific examples (Q36922225) (← links)
• Pilot study to test the feasibility of a trial design and complex intervention on PRIoritising MUltimedication in Multimorbidity in general practices (PRIMUMpilot) (Q37133932) (← links)
• Pharmacists' and pharmacy students' ability to identify drug-related problems using TIMER (Tool to Improve Medications in the Elderly via Review) (Q37244186) (← links)
• Appropriateness of prescribing among elderly patients in a Dutch residential home: observational study of outcomes after a pharmacist-led medication review. (Q37306779) (← links)
• The medication appropriateness index at 20: where it started, where it has been, and where it may be going (Q37318649) (← links)
• Pharmacist-based medication review reduces potential drug-related problems in the elderly: the SMOG controlled trial (Q37394082) (← links)
• Reliability of the medication appropriateness index in Dutch residential home. (Q37413069) (← links)
• Targeting suboptimal prescribing in the elderly: a review of the impact of pharmacy services. (Q37496385) (← links)
• Impact of the Lund Integrated Medicines Management (LIMM) model on medication appropriateness and drug-related hospital revisits (Q37841262) (← links)
• An evaluation of the appropriateness and safety of nurse and midwife prescribing in Ireland (Q38044483) (← links)
• Conceptualizing and measuring potentially inappropriate drug therapy (Q38355988) (← links)
• Inter-rater reliability of explicit indicators of prescribing appropriateness (Q40380796) (← links)
• Assessments of Opportunities to Improve Antibiotic Prescribing in an Emergency Department: A Period Prevalence Survey (Q47097316) (← links)
• Are nurse and pharmacist independent prescribers making clinically appropriate prescribing decisions? An analysis of consultations (Q57393596) (← links)
• Interventions to improve the appropriate use of polypharmacy for older people (Q57688822) (← links)
• Identification of Potential Drug-related Problems in the Elderly: The Role of the Community Pharmacist (Q63865858) (← links)
• A new tool for identifying discrepancies in postacute medications for community-dwelling older adults (Q81037552) (← links)