Prevalence of Use of Potentially Inappropriate Medications Among Older Adults Worldwide
JAMA Network Open,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
6(8), P. e2326910 - e2326910
Published: Aug. 2, 2023
Importance
The
use
of
potentially
inappropriate
medications
(PIMs)
is
widespread
yet
continues
to
receive
little
attention
in
outpatient
services.
Objective
To
estimate
the
overall
prevalence
PIM
Data
Sources
PubMed,
Embase,
and
Web
Science
were
searched
identify
relevant
studies
published
from
January
1,
1990,
November
21,
2022.
Study
Selection
Observational
that
reported
among
older
patients
services
screened.
Extraction
Synthesis
Two
reviewers
independently
selected
eligible
articles,
extracted
data,
assessed
risk
bias.
A
random-effects
meta-analysis
was
conducted
pool
estimates.
Main
Outcomes
Measures
global
patterns
estimated,
temporal
trends
regional
differences
investigated.
Results
total
94
articles
with
132
estimates
analyzed,
including
nearly
371.2
million
participants
17
countries.
Overall,
pooled
36.7%
(95%
CI,
33.4%-40.0%).
Africa
had
highest
(47.0%;
95%
34.7%-59.4%),
followed
by
South
America
(46.9%;
35.1%-58.9%),
Asia
(37.2%;
32.4%-42.2%),
Europe
(35.0%;
28.5%-41.8%),
North
(29.0%;
22.1%-36.3%),
Oceania
(23.6%;
18.8%-28.8%).
In
addition,
low-income
areas.
Use
PIMs
has
become
increasingly
prevalent
past
2
decades.
Conclusions
Relevance
This
study
different
groups,
such
as
geographic
regions
World
Bank
countries,
suggests
noticeable
environment
economic
income
burden
Furthermore,
high
trend
decades
indicates
be
worthy
attention.
Language: Английский
Prescription of potentially inappropriate medicines and comparison with lists of essential medicines for treatment of chronic disorders in older patients
Juan Gu,
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Sijia Li,
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Anyong Yu
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et al.
Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
109, P. 104939 - 104939
Published: Jan. 26, 2023
To
examine
the
current
situation
of
potentially
inappropriate
medicines
(PIM)
for
treatment
chronicity
in
older
patients
and
whether
were
included
22nd
World
Health
Organization
(WHO)
Model
List
Essential
Medicines
(EMLs),
China
National
list
(China
EMLs),
or
supplementary
essential
Guizhou
Province
2018
(Guizhou
EMLs)
through
real
world
data,
so
as
to
promote
development
lists
suitable
provide
a
reference
revision
reduce
adverse
effects,
drug-induced
diseases
even
possible
death
due
use
existing
medicines.A
retrospectively
study
was
conducted.
Dispensing
records
aged
≥
65
admitted
convenience
clinic
tertiary
hospital
from
January
1,
2021
December
31,
extracted
electronic
information
system.
Then,
we
merged
dispensing
same
patient
on
date
one
record
with
at
least
chronic
disease
included.
The
American
Geriatrics
Society(AGS)/Beers
Criteria
2019
(Beers
2019)
used
evaluate
PIM
status.
Thereafter,
compared
WHO
EMLs,
EMLs
find
out
percentages
drugs
PIMs
above
all
PIMs.
evaluation
conducted
using
Excel
software
(version
2019).A
total
5314
reports
this
study.
5.95%
(316/5314),
7.88%
(419/5314)
met
Table
2
(medicines
that
are
most
adults),
4
should
be
caution)
Beers
2019,
respectively.
Among
which
47.37%,
78.95%,
78.95%
respectively
47.06%,
76.47%,
82.35%
2019.PIM
is
common
clinical
practice.
Patients
diabetes,
hypertension,
arthritis,
depression
and/or
anxiety
Parkinson'
more
frequently
prescribed
according
2019.
Take
into
consideration
formulate
special
may
key
way
PIM.
Language: Английский
Development and validation of a nomogram to predict the risk of potentially inappropriate medication use in older lung cancer outpatients with multimorbidity
Expert Opinion on Drug Safety,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
22(8), P. 725 - 732
Published: Feb. 21, 2023
At
present,
there
is
no
predictive
model
that
can
predict
the
prevalence
of
potentially
inappropriate
medication
(PIM)
use
in
older
lung
cancer
outpatients.We
measured
PIM
by
2019
Beers
criteria.
Significant
factors
were
identified
to
develop
nomogram
using
logistic
regression.
We
validated
internally
and
externally
two
cohorts.
The
discrimination,
calibration,
clinical
practicability
verified
receiver
operating
characteristic
(ROC)
curve
analysis,
Hosmer-Lemeshow
test,
decision
analysis
(DCA),
respectively.A
total
3300
outpatients
divided
into
a
training
cohort
(n
=
1718)
validation
cohorts,
including
an
internal
739)
external
843).
A
for
predicting
patients
was
developed
six
significant
factors.
ROC
showed
area
under
0.835
0.810
0.826
respectively.
Hosmer‒Lemeshow
test
yielded
P
0.180,
0.779
0.069,
demonstrated
high
net
benefit
DCA.The
could
be
convenient,
intuitive,
personalized
tool
assessing
risk
outpatients.
Language: Английский
Use of potentially inappropriate medications and medications of concern in older adults with multiple myeloma
Geriatrics Gerontology and Aging,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
18
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Objectives:
To
analyze
the
use
of
potentially
inappropriate
medications
(PIMs)
and
used
in
supportive
therapy
that
require
caution
older
adults
with
cancer,
addition
to
determining
associated
factors
agreement
between
criteria
sets
identify
PIMs.
Methods:
This
cross-sectional
study
included
individuals
multiple
myeloma
aged
≥
60
years
who
were
undergoing
outpatient
treatment.
PIMs
identified
according
American
Geriatric
Society
Beers
2019,
PRISCUS
2.0,
Brazilian
Consensus
on
Potentially
Inappropriate
Medicines
criteria.
Medications
concern
defined
National
Comprehensive
Cancer
Network
Factors
using
logistic
regression.
The
degree
3
was
measured
Cohen’s
kappa
coefficient.
Results:
frequency
PIM
52.29%
criteria,
62.74%
65.36%
while
patients
concern.
Agreement
Beers,
PRISCUS,
high,
it
excellent
In
final
regression
model,
polypharmacy
each
set,
as
well
Conclusions:
high.
about
Consensus,
high
or
excellent.
There
an
independent
association
by
myeloma.
Language: Английский
Utilização de medicamentos potencialmente inapropriados e medicamentos que requerem cautela em idosos com mieloma múltiplo
Geriatrics Gerontology and Aging,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
18
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Objetivo:
Analisar
o
uso
de
medicamentos
potencialmente
inapropriados
(MPIs)
e
usados
em
terapia
suporte
que
requerem
cautela
idosos
com
câncer
(MTSRCICs),
determinando
os
fatores
associados.
Visou-se
também
determinar
a
concordância
entre
critérios
explícitos
empregados
na
identificação
MPI.
Metodologia:
Estudo
transversal
indivíduos
mieloma
múltiplo
(MM),
idade
≥
60
anos
tratamento
ambulatorial.
Os
MPI
foram
identificados
acordo
AGS
Beers
2019,
PRISCUS
2.0
Consenso
Brasileiro
Medicamentos
Potencialmente
Inapropriados
(CBMPI).
MTSRCIC
definidos
National
Comprehensive
Cancer
Network.
associados
ao
por
regressão
logística
múltipla.
O
grau
três
no
estudo
foi
mensurado
pelo
coeficiente
kappa
Cohen.
Resultados:
As
frequências
52,29%
(AGS
2019),
62,74%
(CBMPI),
65,36%
(PRISCUS
2.0)
(MTSRCICs).
concordâncias
2019
2,0
CBMPI
altas,
enquanto
excelente.
No
modelo
final
polifarmácia
associada
positivamente
para
utilizados,
além
associado
à
utilização
MTSRCICs.
Conclusões:
A
frequência
do
elevada.
relação
alta
ou
apresentou
associação
independente
positiva
MPIs
MTSRCICs
pacientes
MM.
Association of potentially inappropriate medications with prognosis among older patients with non-small cell lung cancer
Zhuo Ma,
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Man Xu,
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Mengyuan Fu
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et al.
BMC Geriatrics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: June 25, 2024
Abstract
Background
Potentially
inappropriate
medications
(PIMs)
are
common
among
older
adults
with
cancer,
but
their
association
overall
survival
(OS)
non-small
cell
lung
cancer
(NSCLC)
patients
remains
unclear.
This
study
aimed
to
investigate
the
between
use
of
PIMs
and
OS
in
NSCLC.
Methods
In
this
cohort
study,
we
included
≥
65
years
newly
diagnosed
NSCLC
from
January
2014
December
2020.
medication
(PIM)
is
defined
by
Beers
criteria
2019
at
baseline
within
six
months
following
initiation
systemic
therapy.
Multivariable
Cox
regression
model
was
built
assess
(OS).
Results
We
finally
338
a
median
follow-up
for
1777
days.
The
prevalence
receiving
least
one
PIM
39.9%
(135/338)
61.2%
(71/116)
after
therapy,
respectively.
most
important
factor
associated
number
prescribed
(
P
<
0.001).
Baseline
therapy
were
significantly
inferior
(476
days
vs.
844
days,
=
0.044;
633
1600
0.007;
respectively).
multivariable
analysis,
both
independent
predictors
poor
prognosis
(adjusted
HR,
1.33;
95%
CI,
1.01–1.75;
0.041;
adjusted
1.86;
1.11–3.14;
0.020;
Conclusions
prevalent
prognosis.
There
an
urgent
need
clinicians
conduct
reconciliation
appropriate
deprescribing
population,
especially
multiple
PIMs.
Language: Английский
Impact of the expert consensus on polypharmacy and potentially inappropriate medication use in elderly lung cancer outpatients with multimorbidity: An interrupted time series analysis, 2016–2021
Frontiers in Pharmacology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: Oct. 5, 2022
Objectives:
Elderly
lung
cancer
patients
often
have
chronic
diseases
other
than
cancer.
Therefore,
this
kind
of
population
is
accompanied
by
polypharmacy.
This
situation
and
the
resulting
potentially
inappropriate
medication
(PIM)
use
are
an
increasing
global
concern.
In
context,
Chinese
Association
Geriatric
Research
issued
expert
consensus
on
safety
management
However,
long-
short-term
effects
polypharmacy
PIM
not
clear.
Methods:
The
study
was
conducted
in
Chengdu,
a
city
southwestern
China,
consisting
prescriptions
for
elderly
outpatients
with
multimorbidity
(cancer
diseases)
from
January
2016
to
December
2021.
2019
Beers
criteria
were
used
evaluate
use,
interrupted
time
series
analysis
longitudinal
effectiveness
measuring
prevalence
use.
We
R
software
version
4.2.0
data
analysis.
Results:
A
total
7,238
outpatient
included
study.
After
publication
consensus,
level
(β
=
-10.273,
P
<
0.001)
decreased,
but
trend
0.158,
p
0.855)
increased.
decreased
abruptly
-22.828,
after
intervention,
long-term
still
upward
0.907,
0.916).
Conclusion:
hospitals
Chengdu
optimal.
Future
research
interventions
rationing
needed.
Language: Английский