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“Polypharmacy” as a book category centers on the use and management of multiple medications, especially in older adults and people with multiple chronic conditions. Titles in this genre span clinical guides, research overviews, policy and ethics discussions, and patient or caregiver narratives that examine drug–drug and drug–disease interactions, prescribing cascades, adverse events, adherence, and medication reconciliation. Many works introduce practical tools and frameworks such as the Beers Criteria, STOPP/START, and deprescribing algorithms, with case studies from primary care, geriatrics, psychiatry, and long-term care. The category also highlights interdisciplinary collaboration among physicians, pharmacists, and nurses; decision-support and health informatics; quality and safety initiatives; and the economics of medication burden. Its overarching aim is to help readers understand, evaluate, and optimize complex medication regimens.

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