Does impact of residential medication management review on anticholinergic burden in aged care residents?
Despite the limitations of the retrospective design and differences in the estimation of anticholinergic burden, this is the first study to demonstrate that RMMRs are effective in reducing ACM prescribing in ACF residents, using a range of measures of anticholinergic burden. Future studies should focus on whether a decrease in anticholinergic burden will translate into improvement in clinical outcomes.
This suggests that high-frequency rTMS may increase cortical excitability in adolescents with treatment-resistant MDD.