While cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death globally, it is also a major threat to function, independence and quality of life,1 which are all important health priorities for older adults.2
Pharmacists’ roles in transitions of care continue to evolve. Evaluation of pharmacist-led interventions as patients transition from emergency department to home is needed.
Associations between intervention dosage and hospital use outcomes were observed among patients enrolled in a care management program serving individuals with complex needs.