Continuity and adherence to long-term drug treatment by geriatric patients after hospital discharge: A prospective cohort study

Keyphrases

• Prospective Cohort Study 100%
• Hospital Discharge 100%
• Medication Regimen 100%
• Long-term Drug Treatment 100%
• Geriatric Patients 100%
• General Practitioners 50%
• Regimen Change 50%
• Elderly Patients 30%
• First Month 20%
• Treatment Adherence 20%
• Regimen Modification 20%
• Israel 10%
• Medical Center 10%
• Clinical Parameters 10%
• Adverse Effects 10%
• Medication Adherence 10%
• Drug Consumption 10%
• Non-adherence 10%
• Regression Analysis 10%
• At Discharge 10%
• Length of Hospital Stay 10%
• Hospitalization 10%
• Rabin 10%
• Chronic Disease 10%
• Cognitive Function 10%
• Parameter Change 10%
• Drug Type 10%
• Increasing Life Expectancy 10%
• Poor Adherence 10%
• Physical Function 10%
• Patient Caregivers 10%
• Non-adherent 10%
• Long-term Medication 10%
• Discharge Prescription 10%
• Acute Geriatric Ward 10%
• Chronic Disease Prevalence 10%
• Home-dwelling 10%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Pharmacotherapy 100%
• Chronic Disease 100%
• Prospective Cohort Study 100%
• Prevalence 50%
• Adverse Event 50%
• Life Expectancy 50%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Prospective Cohort Study 100%
• Drug Therapy 100%
• Hospital Discharge 100%
• General Practitioner 35%
• Elderly Patient 21%
• Chronic Disease 14%
• Patient Compliance 14%
• Prevalence 7%
• Adverse Event 7%
• Ward 7%
• Drug Use 7%
• Life Expectancy 7%
• Hospitalization 7%