Sentence examples for better prescribing from inspiring English sources

Dr Gareth Goodier, chief executive of Cambridge University Hospitals, said: "This is more than an electronic patient record system - it will support clinical decisions and lead to better prescribing, improved patient communications and more effective management of our services.

Before you self-prescribe anything, you should know that even doctors are strongly discouraged from doing so by the General Medical Council, on the grounds that an objective person should make a better prescribing decision.

IDEATel's guideline-based recommendations to physicians could have promoted better prescribing patterns.

We suspect that improving students' error-identification abilities would likely yield better prescribing practices, thereby producing better patient outcomes.

Some have argued that existing formularies and standard treatment guidelines, developed by experts, would lead to better prescribing than would a personal formulary developed by students.

Furthermore US studies have shown that better prescribing reduces drug-related problems in hospital [ 15], drug costs [ 16] and thus the health care budget.

These findings could inform a strategy of incorporating genotypic data (i.e., functional SNP alleles) with phenotypic information (slow or fast acetylator) to better prescribe effective treatment using drugs metabolized by NAT1.

The findings, announced here today at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, could help physicians better prescribe drugs for heart failure patients, and possibly for those with high blood pressure as well.

Future research may focus on eliciting specific physical activity barriers, motivators and support providers from women with PCOS in order to understand how to better prescribe physical activity as a management strategy to this population.

Whilst changes in patient and physician attitudes and behaviour towards better quality prescribing are important, new agents must also be developed to provide adequate coverage for resistant pathogens.

Health insurance systems have great potential to improve the cost-effective use of medicines by leveraging better provider prescribing, more cost-effective use by consumers, and lower prices from industry.