Pharmacist-led interventions for managing chronic kidney disease were associated with positive health results but had mixed economic, clinical and patient satisfaction outcomes, according to results of a meta-analysis.
“Pharmacists are well-positioned within the health care team to manage people with CKD,” Ashkon Ardavani, MPharm, MSc, a doctoral student at the Leicester Diabetes Centre at the University of Leicester in the United Kingdom, wrote with colleagues. While pharmacist interventions can include managing medication and education, they wrote, “data are limited