Improving Medication Reviews to Polypharmacy Patients

The main objective of the randomised controlled trial is to investigate the clinical effects of the roll-out of the systematic offer from Nord-KAP in the North Denmark Region at two different levels (medical clinic and patient-level). The primary outcome is changes in the participant's medicine from baseline to follow up and changes in healthcare usage Secondary outcomes include investigation of cost-effectiveness and changes in patients health-related quality of life. The hypothesis is that the regional intervention delivered by the pharmacists, from Nord-KAP, can lead to a decrease in medical products compared with a control group between baseline and at 6-month follow-up. * Will the use of a pharmacists intervention lead to a decrease in the number of polypharmacy patients in medical clinics compared to a control group of medical clinics? * Will the use of a pharmacist intervention lead to an increase in the polypharmacy patients health-related quality of life compared to a control group?