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[Methods for systematic listing of medication in the elderly].

Broge Richelsen Cc, Andersen Ts, Birgitte Klindt Poulsen, Rosholm Ju

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To improve medication in the elderly several screening tools have been developed. The most used tool is the Beers 2003 criteria; however, the newer STOPP/START criteria have proven more effective and easier to use. Based on the literature we aim to compare these tools according to a list of desired properties and to suggest the best template for a Danish tool, though it is still to be determined, whether the identification and correction of potentially inappropriate medication leads to a better outcome in terms of decreased morbidity and mortality and improved health economics.

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To improve medication in the elderly several screening tools have been developed. The most used tool is the Beers 2003 criteria; however, the newer STOPP/START criteria have proven more effective and easier to use. Based on the literature we aim to compare these tools according to a list of desired properties and to suggest the best template for a Danish tool, though it is still to be determined, whether the identification and correction of potentially inappropriate medication leads to a better outcome in terms of decreased morbidity and mortality and improved health economics.

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To improve medication in the elderly several screening tools have been developed. The most used tool is the Beers 2003 criteria; however, the newer STOPP/START criteria have proven more effective and easier to use. Based on the literature we aim to compare these tools according to a list of desired properties and to suggest the best template for a Danish tool, though it is still to be determined, whether the identification and correction of potentially inappropriate medication leads to a better outcome in terms of decreased morbidity and mortality and improved health economics.

Key concepts: Listing (finance), Danish, Beers Criteria, Identification (biology), Medicine, Intensive care medicine, Outcome (game theory), Computer science

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