The phrase "a more efficacious regimen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a treatment plan or routine that is more effective than another.
Example: "After reviewing the results, we decided to implement a more efficacious regimen for our patients to improve their recovery times."
Alternatives: "a more effective plan" or "a superior treatment protocol".
The cost element includes clinical labor, drugs and supplies for the delivery of more efficacious regimen from 32 weeks, laboratory tests, administrative and support labor, capital costs of building and equipments, and other expenditures like operating costs, district and project support [ 17].
2 Even with prolonged treatment, recurrence rates are high, and a more efficacious treatment regimen is needed.
And in countries such as Malawi and Zimbabwe more than 80 per cent of women received single-dose nevirapine in 2009 rather than a more efficacious ARV regimen.
Barriers suggested in the comments from providers include the limited capacity of PHCs to offer HIV/AIDS care and treatment onsite and lack of training and sensitization among healthcare providers on implementation of a more efficacious ARV regimen.
The introduction of anthracyclines and, recently, taxanes has significantly improved the efficacy of adjuvant chemotherapy and has provided useful insight regarding future development of even more efficacious regimens.
We have moved rapidly to phase out single drug prophylaxis regimens, so that mothers living with HIV/AIDS receive more efficacious regimens, both for their own health and that of their children.
It is therefore possible that the more efficacious regimens used in the Ditrame Plus study would have led to reduced transmission in the early postnatal period.
Scaling up more efficacious regimens and use of innovations such as mobile phone technology and Mother Baby Packs (MBP) - a package containing necessary medications for the mother and baby to prevent MTCT of HIV – are critical for overcoming inequities.
As of now, perioperative MIBC clinical research is mainly focused on selecting a more efficacious cisplatin-based regimen using head-to-head trials with a limited number of studies addressing regimens for cisplatin-ineligible patients.
In 2006, the antiretroviral (ARV) prophylaxis regimen was changed from short course single dose NVP (sdNVP) to a more efficacious multidrug zidovudine (ZDV) regimen [ 1, 6].
