Conclusion
Multidisciplinary interventions such as the pharmacist-clinician-patient MTM team used in the INCREASE study may hold promise for improving health-related outcomes among community dwelling persons. Thorough characterization of MTM interventions is needed to specifically describe the nuances of MTM approaches for making recommendations. It is also critical for guiding future endeavors in the area of MTM science. The present data demonstrate that the recommendations suggested by patient-centered multidisciplinary healthcare teams can be dynamic and complex, and that participant responses may vary depending on the medication targeted and the type of recommendation proposed.