Intervention fidelity and process outcomes of the IMMENSE study, a pharmacist-led interdisciplinary intervention to improve medication safety in older hospitalized patients.

Jeanette Schultz JohansenKjell H HalvorsenKjerstin HavnesHilde Ljones WettingKristian SvendsenBeate Hennie Garcia

Published in: Journal of clinical pharmacy and therapeutics (2021)

The fidelity of the single steps of the intervention was high even though only about half of the patients received all intervention steps. The impact of the intervention may be influenced by not implementing all steps in all patients, but the many discrepancies and MRPs identified and solved for the patients could explain a potential effect of the IMMENSE study.

Keyphrases

randomized controlled trial
end stage renal disease
newly diagnosed
chronic kidney disease
prognostic factors
healthcare
metabolic syndrome
patient reported outcomes
quality improvement
middle aged
patient reported