Objective: To identify drugs used to treat cardiovascular disease (CVD) after an invasive intervention that may adversely affect cognitive function.

Setting: Ambulatory care setting.

Practice Description: A pharmacy faculty member serves as an ambulatory care preceptor for students at a cardiac rehabilitation and wellness center on the campus of St. Joseph's Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia. Pharmacy services include patient case reviews, consultations, patient education, and therapeutic recommendations.

Practice Innovation: As part of the advanced practice experience, students are responsible for monitoring drug therapy regimens and conducting medication reconciliations. A literature review of primary sources and education databases was conducted to report cognitive adverse drug reactions associated with cardiac drugs in selective electronic tertiary sources.

Main Outcomes: Documentation of cognitive dysfunction associated with drugs used to treat CVD.

Results: Drugs used to treat CVD may be associated with adverse drug effects including short-term memory loss, amnesia, confusion, decreased mental acuity, and impaired concentration.

Conclusion: Pharmacists providing consultation in the cardiac rehabilitation setting can provide insight into medications that can contribute to cognitive dysfunction.

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