Meet the author: Cathy Geeson describes the relevance of the newly developed MOAT tool in practice

Cathy Geeson was the first pharmacist to receive a Clinical Doctoral Research Fellowship from the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR). Her research involved the development of a prediction tool to help hospital pharmacists identify patients at highest risk of preventable medication-related problems.

The newly developed Medicines Optimisation Assessment (MOAT) tool has potential to predict those patients most at risk of moderate or severe preventable ‘medication-related problems’.

The findings of this research were recently published and Cathy was kind enough to join us on the podcast to explain the results and the implication in practice.

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