The phrase "administered in primary" is not entirely clear and may require additional context to determine its correctness and usability in written English.
It could be used in contexts related to education, healthcare, or research where something is given or applied in a primary setting or to primary subjects.
Example: "The vaccine was administered in primary care facilities to ensure widespread access for the community."
Alternatives: "given in primary" or "provided in primary settings".
As expected, up to 2004, trastuzumab therapy was hardly administered in primary therapy.
This review only includes pen and pencil tests or any tests that can currently be easily administered in primary or community care settings to screen for dementia.
Objective To investigate the efficacy and tolerability of analgesic and adjuvant pain drugs typically administered in primary care for the management of patients with sciatica.
As other vaccines routinely offered in Italy Rotavirus vaccine can be administered in primary care settings throughout Departments of prevention and/or paediatricians ambulatories.
The efficacy of these treatments is considered low to moderate, and there are no significant differences between them when administered in primary care or specialized settings [ 13].
Therefore, a screening test (such as blood natriuretic peptide concentrations) which could easily be administered in primary care and reliably rule out left ventricular systolic dysfunction would reduce referral rates for echocardiography and lower health care costs.
The three-month intervention period was administered in the primary care setting and consisted of supervised exercise sessions and diet counselling, followed by regular group meetings during three years.
PHiD-CV has been shown in studies conducted in Europe, Asia and Latin America to be immunogenic and well tolerated when administered in different primary vaccination schedules and when co-administered with other routine paediatric vaccines [ 15- 22].
A cost-effectiveness study based on the results of the Steno-2 trial demonstrated that in patients with T2D at high risk for CVD, multifactorial intervention aiming at strict control of major risk factors for CVD can be cost-effective, especially if administered in a primary care setting [ 25].
