Sentence examples for dispensing prior from inspiring English sources

Figures on antibiotic dispensing prior to and after RDT use were not available, but anecdotal evidence indicates that many RDT-negative patients, probably appropriately, do not receive them.

In addition, we adjusted the numerator to include any medication still available based on the most recent dispensing prior to randomization.

Inclusion of pharmacy benefit information is preferred, in part because it permits partial adjustment for hospitals' case-mix via a chronic disease score based on the six months of pharmacy dispensing prior to the cardiac procedure [ 18, 19].

For each woman in the study, the type of formulation, strength, and number of oestrogen units dispensed, prior to index dates, were obtained from the records of the outpatient prescription drug plan database, originally established in 1975.

Importantly, the induction period that was previously observed by Ruppert et al. is not observed for the supported CaO colloids, indicating that the colloids are dispensed prior to the onset of the catalysis.

Very few asthma medications were dispensed prior to the asthma index date, a large rate dispensed on the asthma index date (61% of asthmatics dispensed asthma medications on the index date), and then a level similar to that of antibiotic dispensing afterwards (around 200 per 100 PY).

To calculate cumulative dose of pioglitazone, we used any prescription that was dispensed prior to an event date (including the first prescription) and the total prescribed dose (i.e., number of pills in the prescription multiplied by the dose of the pills) was assumed to have been consumed.

It is hoped that this will optimise pharmacy processes, and improve organization; for example being able to download prescriptions at the start of business, and dispense prior to GP practices opening.

We used the statin dispensing date immediately prior to diagnosis date as the index date for follow-up.

Antibiotic dispensing increased prior to the asthma index date and rapidly decreased in the 6 months afterwards.

For each day within the interval, we determined whether the patients had medication according to the pharmacy refill data, allowing accrued tablets from the last dispensing event prior to the interval as with the "interval average" method.