- Patient testimonials and case reports about deprescribing
The US Deprescribing Research Network is focused on research. We encourage patients, caregivers, and others interested in improving their own medication use to search excellent resources prepared by partner colleagues and organizations. Please note that this is not a comprehensive list. Always consult your doctor first before stopping or reducing a medication.
- Information about when and how to consider stopping or reducing the dose of commonly used medications
Pamphlets, infographics, and brochures
- Deprescribing Information Pamphlets
- Patient Handouts on Medications
- “What Should I Know About Medication Deprescribing?”
- Polypharmacy and Deprescribing
Decision aid about use of proton pump inhibitors (commonly used for heartburn and other conditions)
Managing insomnia without sleeping pills
- Information and tools about medication side effects
- Questions to ask about your medicines and guidance for people taking multiple medications
- Medications older adults should avoid or use with caution
- Ten Medications Should Avoid Or Use With Caution
- What To Do And What To Ask If A Medication You Take Is Listed In The AGS Beers Criteria® For Potentially Inappropriate Medication Use In Older Adults
- Alternatives For Medications Listed In The AGS Beers Criteria® For Potentially Inappropriate Medication Use In Older Adults
- Medications That Older Adults Should Avoid Or Use With Caution
- Talking to your doctor and health care team about stopping medications
