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Deprescribing: a Portrait and Out-comes of the Reduction of Polypharmacy in Portugal
This study protocol comprises three phases. The first two phases will be nationwide and aim to evaluate the prevalence and patterns of polypharmacy and assess the barriers and facilitators of deprescribing perceived by older adults, as well as their willingness to be deprescribed and to self-medicate. The third and last phase will be a non-pharmacological randomised clinical study to measure the impact of enablement of older adults in their willingness to be deprescribed and related quality of life.
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