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Potentially inappropriate medication use in the elderly: physicians’ and hospital pharmacists knowledge, practice, confdence, and barriers
Background: Inappropriate medication prescribing and dispensing by physicians and pharmacists is a preventable cause of morbidity and mortality in the elderly. Signifying the importance of healthcare professionals’ knowledge of potentially inappropriate prescribing tools/ guidelines which would impr...
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