The phrase "analysis of the prescribed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or evaluation of something that has been prescribed, such as a treatment or a set of guidelines.
Example: "The analysis of the prescribed medication revealed several potential side effects that were not previously disclosed."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the prescribed" or "examination of the prescribed".
Analysis of the prescribing patterns of antipsychotic drugs can improve therapeutic outcomes.
In univariate analysis of those prescribed ULT, adherence scores were higher in patients at SU target, compared to those who were not at SU target (Table 2).
First, we propose a typology based on an analysis of the conditions prescribed in the legislation that regulates the functioning of forensic DNA databases in 22 countrins2 in the European Union (EU).
Analysis of the medications prescribed does not, therefore, give a precise picture of current practice, especially as regards the use of the various antimanic drugs, but it can offer a better understanding of prescriptions of combinations with atypical antipsychotic agents.
The analysis of the median prescribed dose of statins revealed a significant association with an 18% increased risk on high dose of statin (AOR 1.18, 95%CI 1.07 to 1.31, P = 0.001).
Data analysis of the prescribing practices for children was limited by the lack of information in the guidelines for children aged 6 15 year old (Table 1).
Similarly, in the analysis of the prescribing antihypertensive patters in Canada between 1996 and 2006, Walker et al. found an increase in the BB monotherapy prescribing across all Canadian provinces [ 20].
Our analysis of the prescribing decisions for 144 GPs over a range of systematically varied cases suggests that GPs focus more on the levels of individual CVD risk factors blood pressure and cholesterol than on absolute risk, especially when prescribing blood pressure lowering medication.
Prescription errors were detected by pharmacists using systematic pharmaceutical analysis of all prescribed antineoplastic regimens.
The originality of this study lies in the analysis of the chronology of prescribing errors during hospital stay.
