Medication Use and Quality of Life Among Older People

"The intervention is comprised of a minimum of three consultations with a general practitioner (GP), where adjustment of the patient's medication is made according to the patient's preference, goals and needs~Consultation 1: Patient and GP discuss how the patient feels about their medical treatment, and the GP provides the patient with written material for the patient to prepare prior to the next consultation.~Consultation 2: A clinical pharmacist have beforehand examined the patient's medication list and provided suggestions to the GP on which drugs can be deprescribed. The patient and GP discuss the patient's preferences and initiate deprescribing initiatives aligned with the patient's priorities.~Consultation 3: Patient and GP follow up on the changes initiated and initiate new deprescribing initiatives if such can be identified. If needed, subsequent consultations (Consultation X) are planned until the patient and GP consider the patient's medical treatment optimal."