Background A lack of clear guidelines for medication cessation has contributed to the
proliferation of polypharmacy. Hospitalisation provides a unique opportunity for initiating
deprescribing. Deprescribing interventions are usually pharmacist‐or multidisciplinary team‐
led and are typically safe and beneficial for patients. However, few studies have explored
interventions that are implementable by clinicians at the bedside. Aim To explore the efficacy
and feasibility of a clinician‐led deprescribing intervention on an acute general medicine …

Insufficient information on how to safely stop taking many medications has aided in the
spread of polypharmacy. The chance to begindeprescribing is particularly useful during
hospitalization. Pharmacists or multidisciplinary teams often lead deprescribing efforts,
which aregenerally well-received by patients and have little risks. However, only a small
number of research have looked into therapies that can really beused by doctors in the
clinic. The study's goal is to determine whether or not a deprescribing initiative guided by …