Three initiatives improve prescribing practices, care planning for older adults

An intervention significantly decreased the rate of potentially inappropriate prescribing among older adults in an ED setting, according to findings from a recent study.
This study, along with two other studies concerning care given to older adults, was the focus of a plenary paper presentation at the American Geriatrics Society Annual Scientific Meeting.
“These three abstracts . . . were selected based on their quality, originality and methodology of research,” moderator G. Michael Harper, MD, AGSF, a professor of medicine and the associate director for Strategy for Tideswell at

An intervention significantly decreased the rate of potentially inappropriate prescribing among older adults in an ED setting, according to findings from a recent study.
This study, along with two other studies concerning care given to older adults, was the focus of a plenary paper presentation at the American Geriatrics Society Annual Scientific Meeting.
“These three abstracts . . . were selected based on their quality, originality and methodology of research,” moderator G. Michael Harper, MD, AGSF, a professor of medicine and the associate director for Strategy for Tideswell at