Results: The rate of encountering potentially inappropriate drugs according to STOPP 2014 on outpatient prescriptions in the study was 18.35%, of which 21 types of PIM were recorded, the most common was using Aspirin in patients with a history of peptic ulcer without PPIs (20.34%), sulphonylureas with long duration of action such as glibenclamide, glimepiride (13.65%), PPI for treatment of uncomplicated peptic ulcer or ulcer oesophagitis at full dose >8 weeks (11.86%).