Unit survey, elderly care - Current routine exists for how drug reviews should be conducted in nursing homes, elderly care, proportion (%)

For unit level, the value is given as "Yes, for both" = 2, "Yes, for simple" & "Yes, for deepened" = 1 and "No" = 0 while at municipality level it is only given as a proportion (%) of units where the answer is "Yes, for both". The key figure is based on the following survey questions: "Have you, on 1 March, written and at management level decided routines for how simple and in-depth drug reviews should be carried out in collaboration with the region?" and "Have you at any time during the past year (12 months) followed up the routine?". A simple drug review shall be offered to people 75 years of age and older with at least five drugs in accordance with the National Board of Health and Welfare's regulations and general advice HSLF-FS 2017:37. An in-depth drug review shall be offered to people who, after a simple drug review, have persistent drug-related problems or where there are suspicions of the presence of such problems. The doctor is responsible for following up, updating and reconsidering the goals of the treatment that resulted from the drug review.