Sentence examples for dispensing policy from inspiring English sources

In addition to the above issues, there are concerns regarding existing differences with regards to cultural and organisational heterogeneity, and the dispensing policy within the various primary care setting may have an impact on the interpretation of the study results.

To determine whether a 60-day statin dispensing policy also influenced clinical outcomes, we also assessed the effect of prescription size on cholesterol levels in patients undergoing treatment for hyperlipidemia.

Prescribing by INN rather than by brand name and dispensing policies at the pharmacy level can also encourage efficient use of medicines.

An association between canton prescription drug dispensing policies and service intensity and consultation costs may be a further indication of a misalignment of reimbursement policies and patient needs.

Mrs. Schwartz, who earned her Ph.D. in economics at the age of 48 and dispensed policy appraisals well into her 90s, was often called the "high priestess of monetarism," upholding a school of thought that maintains that the size and turnover of the money supply largely determines the pace of inflation and economic activity.

Substantial variation in the prevalence rates of antimicrobial drug self-medication among the European regions suggests that cultural (37 ) and socioeconomic factors play a role, as do disparities in health care systems such as reimbursement policies, access to health care, and drug dispensing policies.

Substantial variation in the prevalence rates of antimicrobial drug self-medication among the European regions suggests that socioeconomic factors play a role, as do disparities in health care systems such as reimbursement policies, access to health care, and drug dispensing policies [ 18].

("Henry V," Act 1, Scene 1) "But I perceive/Men must learn now with pity to dispense,/For policy sits above conscience".

Studies from other parts of the world with poor regulation of drug-dispensing policies show variable rates of non-prescription antibiotic sales.

It raises questions as to whether something other than insurance status and provider payment method is modifying prescribing and dispensing behaviour.The NHIS policy requires that medicines are prescribed by generic name and are on the NHIML, otherwise they do not qualify to be supplied "free" under the NHIS.

Objective: to assess college student's attitude and knowledge of the 'separation of dispensing and prescribing' policy in Korea.