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Canadian Deprescribing Network CaDeN Réseau canadien pour la déprescription Canadian Deprescribing Network 2 Contact us and get involved: The Canadian Deprescribing Network is a group of health care leaders, clinicians, decision-makers, academic researchers and patient advocates working together to mobilize knowledge and promote the deprescribing of inappropriate medications in Canada
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The Network's key objectives are to: • Reduce harm by raising awareness and decreasing the use of inappropriate medications for seniors by 50% by 2020. • Promote health by ensuring access to safer drug and non-drug therapies. The Canadian Deprescribing Network is initially focusing on three classes of medications that should be considered for deprescribing in seniors: • Benzodiazepines; • Proton pump inhibitors; and • Long-acting sulfonylureas.
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