Sentence examples for dispensing activities from inspiring English sources

NRT was made available from nurse unit stations and during routine medication dispensing activities and recorded when provided.

These were, 1) dispensing from printed-out tokens instead of screens, 2) using one Smartcard to log all dispensing activities by different staff, and, 3) problematic interface for claiming reimbursements.

The issues were: 1) printing out electronic prescriptions (tokens) to dispense from for safe dispensing practices and to free up monitors for other uses, 2) logging all dispensing activities with one user's Smartcard for convenience and use all human resources in the pharmacy, and, 3) problematic interface causing issues with endorsing prescriptions and claiming reimbursements.

Former petrol stations are potential zones with hydrocarbon contaminated soil due to either underground storage tanks leakage or spills from fuel dispensing activities.

To describe the development and implementation of a structured patient identification model for medication therapy management (MTM) services within traditional dispensing activities of a community pharmacy to facilitate pharmacist-provided completion of MTM services.

Along with the implementation of technology platforms that enable the preparation of age-appropriate oral dosage forms, there are extemporaneous dispensing activities to achieve dose flexibility for the individual patient.

The NPA is an industry standard source of national prescription dispensing activity for all pharmaceutical products and measures what providers prescribe and what is ultimately dispensed to consumers.

The results were also nearly the same when we included the 969 patients (totaling 2,922 of the original 3,014 cases) who had been excluded because they had no pharmacy dispensing activity during the 6 months before surgery or because they belonged to the health plan that provided no claims for postoperative ambulatory care.

FCHVs, who typically serve 100-150 houspendds, spend an average of five hours per week conducting health promotion activities, dispensing commodities and practicing limited case-management for simple medical conditions in children such as diarrhea and pneumonia.

Assisted-living residences, which have proliferated in recent years, have small apartments that residents can furnish with their own belongings, along with a common dining room where meals are served, a nurse's office where prescription drugs are dispensed and activity rooms for socializing.

Some non-PharmD respondents thought that the competency of both pharmacy qualifications were similar because they performed similar job activities, particularly standard pharmacy services or non-clinical activities (e.g., dispensing, procurement and inventory management), which were the top priorities of hospital pharmacy services.