Medication Therapy Management and Complex Patients With Disability

Chrischilles, Elizabeth A.; Doucette, William R.; Farris, Karen B.; Lindgren, Scott D.; Gryzlak, Brian M.; Rubenstein, Linda M.; Youland, Kelly M.; Wallace, Robert B.

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“…The services therefore may have the potential to improve safety. Countries like Other countries have tested and implemented clinical pharmacy services for disabled patients that resulted in identification of MTPs and changes in medication regimens [21,36].…”

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Improving Safety in the Medicines Use Process for Disabled Persons in Residential Facilities. Results from a Pilot Study

Thomsen¹

2014

J Clinic Toxicol

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Improving Safety in the Medicines Use Process for Disabled Persons in Residential Facilities. Results from a Pilot Study

Thomsen¹

2014

J Clinic Toxicol

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Pharmacist services for non-hospitalised patients

Barra

Scott

et al. 2018

Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews

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The results demonstrate that pharmacist services have varying effects on patient outcomes compared with usual care. We found no studies comparing services delivered by pharmacists with other healthcare professionals that evaluated the impact of the intervention on the six main outcome measures. The results need to be interpreted cautiously because there was major heterogeneity in study populations, types of interventions delivered and reported outcomes.There was considerable heterogeneity within many of the meta-analyses, as well as considerable variation in the risks of bias.

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Design and development of a mobile app of drug information for people with visual impairment

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Amariles

Pino-Marín

et al. 2020

Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy

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Medication Therapy Management and Complex Patients With Disability

Abstract: Pharmacist MTM practices and MTM guidelines may need to be modified to affect symptom burden in a population with physical activity limitations.

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Improving Safety in the Medicines Use Process for Disabled Persons in Residential Facilities. Results from a Pilot Study

Improving Safety in the Medicines Use Process for Disabled Persons in Residential Facilities. Results from a Pilot Study

Pharmacist services for non-hospitalised patients

Design and development of a mobile app of drug information for people with visual impairment

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