Prevalence of potentially inappropriate medications and prescription dynamics in elderly hospitalized patients in Spain
El uso de medicamentos recetados ha aumentado considerablemente en todo el mundo durante las últimas décadas. <br><br> La polifarmacia, definida como el uso crónico de cinco o más medicamentos, está presente en aproximadamente el 40% de los adultos mayores de 65 años. En adultos mayores de 75 años...
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مواد مشابهة: Prevalence of potentially inappropriate medications and prescription dynamics in elderly hospitalized patients in Spain
- POTENTIALLY INAPPROPRIATE MEDICATIONS AND FUNCTIONAL DECLINE IN ELDERLY HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS
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