| 9 | Mitigating the burden of adverse drug reactions in older inpatients: short commentary显示文摘Studies have consistently identified older age as a predictor of adverse drug reaction(ADR)and the related adverse outcomes[1,2].The safety data collected during the premarketing phase is lacking due to the omission of distinctive groups of patients including the elderly[3].In the US,approximately 100,000 emergency hospital admissions of older adults,65 years of age or older,was attributed to ADRs every year.Among the hospitalized older patients,significant proportion(15%to 35%)incurs an ADR during their hospital stay[4-6].The culprit medications,however,were largely among the commonly used ones rather than medications typically identified as high-risk or inappropriate[7].A significant increase in elderly population was apparent over the past decades[8]. | Tadele Mekuriya Yadesa Oliver Kushemererwa Joshua Kiptoo John Isiiko Bonny Luzze Jacinta Ambaru Ojia Mohamed Mukhtar Abdirahman | 2022 | Aging Communications2022，4，3： | 0 |
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