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There are major challenges in ensuring medication safety and preventing adverse drug events in older people. Older people are especially vulnerable to drug-to-drug interactions (DDIs). However, when older patients are transferred from hospital to home care, information related to DDIs is limited. The objectives of this study were to (1) identify and describe potential DDIs in older patients discharged from hospital to home care and (2) identify patient and hospital transfer characteristics associated with the potential DDIs.

Potential drug-to-drug interactions: a cross-sectional study among older patients discharged from hospital to home care