Learning Objectives
- Define and differentiate polypharmacy and medication regimen complexity and analyze their impact on health outcomes in people aging with HIV
- Assess contributing factors to polypharmacy, including comorbid conditions, prescribing cascade, and prescribing inertia
- Evaluate medication regimens in people living with HIV by performing comprehensive medication reconciliation and identifying clinically significant drug–drug interactions involving antiretroviral therapy
- Apply evidence-based strategies to optimize and simplify medication regimens, including deprescribing algorithms and patient-centered recommendations
Agenda
Welcome and MAAETC Overview
Introductions
Lecture
Q&A
Event Wrap-Up
Speaker
Dominique Brewster, PharmD, BCACP, AAHIVP
Clinical Pharmacy Specialist- Primary Care/HIV
Houston, TX
