Prevalence of renally inappropriate medicines in older people with renal impairment — A cross‐sectional register‐based study in a large primary care population

The aim of this population‐based, cross‐sectional study was to analyse the prevalence of renally inappropriate medicines ( RIM s) in older people with renal impairment. We included 30 372 people aged ≥65 years with chronic kidney disease ( CKD ) stage 3, and 2161 with stage 4 attending primary care in Stockholm, Sweden. We used data derived from SCREAM , a database linking patient‐specific data on demography, morbidity, healthcare consumption...