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Polypharmacy in cardiorenal syndrome patients.
Clinical Nephrology 2023 March
Cardiorenal syndrome (CRS) is a term defined as complex interactions between concomitant cardiac and renal dysfunction in which disease of one organ initiates, perpetuates, and/or accelerates the decline in the other. It accounts for a third of presentations with heart failure and is associated with poor clinical outcomes. Polypharmacy (defined as using five or more medications) is common in CRS patients and is associated with worst clinical outcomes. The risk for polypharmacy increases to several fold with associated comorbidities, poses risks to the overall health of the patient, and enhances non-compliance to essential medications. Deprescribing non-essential medications, coordination between multiple specialties to mitigate the risk of polypharmacy, pharmacist- and nurse-led clinics to improve adherence to medications, use of polypills and telemonitoring are various methods to reduce polypharmacy. In this paper, we highlight different strategies to prevent polypharmacy and improve compliance and adherence to essential medications.
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