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臺灣潛在性不適當用藥評估工具的發展與應用

The Development and Application of Drug Review Tool: Potentially Inappropriate Medication-Taiwan Criteria

摘要


老年人因器官老化或疾病影響,對於藥物的吸收、作用與代謝也隨之改變。且隨著年齡增加身體功能下降與慢性病盛行比例增加,老年人使用藥物的機會與比例也隨之增加。特定一些藥物稱為「潛在性不適當藥物」,它們對於老年人較容易產生不良反應,且治療效果不明確或有其他較安全的替代藥物。隨著老年醫學的發展,各國陸續發展「潛在性不適當藥物」準則給予臨床人員參考、進行研究等運用。本篇文章主要介紹臺灣版準則的發展與應用,期能讓護理師了解老年用藥的相關知識與臺灣本土研究結果。

並列摘要


The absorption, action, and metabolism characteristics of drugs change in older adults due to factors including the normal process of aging and the impacts of disease on organ functions. Changes in the profile and proportions of drug use among older adults increase with increases in the severity of functional decline and the prevalence of chronic diseases. Drugs that are classified as "potentially inappropriate medications" (PIMs) carry a higher risk of causing adverse reactions in older adults, provide uncertain therapeutic benefits, or may be substituted by alternative drugs that are generally safer to use. Researchers have developed criteria for PIMs in geriatric medicine that are applicable to clinical practice and research. This article introduces the development and application of the PIM-Taiwan criteria to help nurses better understand the current knowledge related to medication use among older adults and the results of related research in Taiwan.

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