Relevance of frailty to mortality associated with the use of antipsychotics among community‐residing older adults with impaired cognition
Colleen J. Maxwell(University of Waterloo), Susan E. Bronskill(University of Toronto), Joseph Emmanuel Amuah(University of Ottawa), Christina Diong(Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences), Andrea Gruneir(University of Alberta), Kate L. Lapane(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Peter C. Austin(University of Toronto), Walter P. Wodchis(University of Toronto), Michael A. Campitelli(Mount Sinai Hospital), Sudeep S. Gill(Providence Health Care), David B. Hogan(University of Calgary), Dallas Seitz(Queen's University)
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