Perspectives on Deprescribing in long-term care: qualitative findings from nurses, aides, residents, and proxies

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Deprescribing should not only involve pharmacists and prescribers. This study is titled Perspectives on Deprescribing in long-term care: qualitative findings from nurses, aides, residents, and proxies. Check out the article here 👇🏾 https://t.co/eEexHs4u9

03 Mar 2023

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RT @Deprescribing: Study involving nurses, nurse aides, #LongTermCare residents and their proxies provides helpful themes & suggestions to…

27 Feb 2023

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25 Feb 2023

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Study involving nurses, nurse aides, #LongTermCare residents and their proxies provides helpful themes & suggestions to support successful #deprescribing in #LTC. Check out our LTC resources at: https://t.co/emAHVCdYtk https://t.co/OOvw8YvUyX

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