The impact of polypharmacy, compliance with the STOP/START criteria on the risk of falls in elderly patients in a hospital
O. L. Vasilieva,
Z. A. Rudykh,
A. V. Sofronova,
N. G. Starostina,
O. V. Tatarinova,
Ya. V. Chertovskikh,
S. M. Tarabukina,
D. A. Sychev https://doi.org/10.25789/YMJ.2020.70.09
Abstract
A retrospective analysis of medical records of 100 patients aged 59 years and older, who were on treatment at the Geriatric Center of the Republican Hospital №3, was done. The study examined the relationship between STOP/START compliance rates, the state of polypharmacy, compliance with treatment standards and protocols, and the risk of falling in elderly and senile patients.
About the Authors
O. L. Vasilieva
GAU RS (Y) “Republican Clinical Hospital No. 3”
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Vasilieva Olga Lukichna – Center for Personalized Medicine, Clinical Pharmacologist, Comp. 89142240019
Z. A. Rudykh
GAU RS (Y) "Republican Clinical Hospital No. 3"
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Rudykh Zoya Aleksandrovna – Center for Personalized Medicine, Clinical Pharmacologist, Comp. 89241656800
A. V. Sofronova
GAU RS (Y) "Republican Clinical Hospital No. 3"
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Sofronova Aytalina Valerevna – Center for Personalized Medicine, Clinical Pharmacologist, 89142710744
N. G. Starostina
GAU RS (Y) "Republican Clinical Hospital No. 3"
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Starostina Nadezhda Georgievna – Center for Personalized Medicine, Clinical Pharmacologist, St. 89640766454
O. V. Tatarinova
GAU RS (Y) “Republican Clinical Hospital No. 3”
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Tatarinova Olga Viktorovna – Doctor of Medical Sciences, head physician, senior fellow 89141053471
Ya. V. Chertovskikh
GAU RS (Y) "Republican Clinical Hospital No. 3"
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Chertovskikh Yana Valeryevna – Center for Personalized Medi-cine, head of the CPM, c. 89241741790
S. M. Tarabukina
Medical Institute of the Northeast Federal University named after M.K. Ammosova
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Tarabukina Sardana Makarovna – Candi-date of Pharmaceutical Sciences;
Associate Professor of the Department of Pharmacology and Pharmacy, S.T. 89246624412
D. A. Sychev
FSBEI DPO “Russian Medical Academy of Continuing Professional Education”
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Sychev Dmitry Alekseevich – Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor, Professor of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Rector
89104076111
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Vasilieva O.L., Rudykh Z.A., Sofronova A.V., Starostina N.G., Tatarinova O.V., Chertovskikh Ya.V., Tarabukina S.M., Sychev D.A. The impact of polypharmacy, compliance with the STOP/START criteria on the risk of falls in elderly patients in a hospital. Yakut Medical Journal. 2020;(2):31-33. https://doi.org/10.25789/YMJ.2020.70.09
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