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Medicatienazicht bij patiënten met polyfarmacie

De GheOP3S-tool: een expliciete Belgische checklist

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Zowel in België als in Europa wordt het aantal personen ouder dan 65 jaar alsmaar groter. Recente cijfers geven aan dat ongeveer 20% van de totale populatie ouder is dan 65 jaar, wat in België neerkomt op ruim twee miljoen oudere personen.1

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  1. Universiteit Gent, Gent, Belgium

    Eline Tommelein, Koen Boussery & An De Sutter

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Eline Tommelein is apotheker en postdoctoraal onderzoeker aan de Eenheid Farmaceutische Zorg van de Universiteit Gent;

Koen Boussery is apotheker en professor farmaceutische zorg aan de Universiteit Gent;

An De Sutter is huisarts en professor huisartsgeneeskunde aan de Universiteit Gent.

Tommelein E, Boussery K, De Sutter A. Medicatienazicht bij patiënten met polyfarmacie. De GheOP3S-tool: een expliciete Belgische checklist. Huisarts Nu 2017;46:68-72.

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Tommelein, E., Boussery, K. & De Sutter, A. Medicatienazicht bij patiënten met polyfarmacie. Huisarts Nu 46, 68–72 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40954-017-0018-7

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