Defining medicines optimisation in the intensive care unit
Defining medicines optimisation in the intensive care unit
Complex polypharmacy and pathophysiology are common in the intensive care unit (ICU). Medicines optimisation is essential to deliver safe, effective, and individualised pharmacotherapy. This is ideally performed by a specialised ICU pharmacist.
O'Farrell, Bryan
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Bosma, Liesbeth
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Sloss, Rhona
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McKenzie, Cathrine
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12 March 2024
O'Farrell, Bryan
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Bosma, Liesbeth
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Sloss, Rhona
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McKenzie, Cathrine
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O'Farrell, Bryan, Bosma, Liesbeth, Sloss, Rhona and McKenzie, Cathrine
(2024)
Defining medicines optimisation in the intensive care unit.
ICU Management and Practice, 24 (1).
Abstract
Complex polypharmacy and pathophysiology are common in the intensive care unit (ICU). Medicines optimisation is essential to deliver safe, effective, and individualised pharmacotherapy. This is ideally performed by a specialised ICU pharmacist.
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Liesbeth Bosma
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Rhona Sloss
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Cathrine McKenzie
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