Sentence examples for dispensing retail from inspiring English sources

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The release touts CVS as "America's No. 1 pharmacy dispensing more retail prescriptions in more stores than any other chain".

She noted that only a small percentage of biologicals are dispensed through retail pharmacies.

The bills would affect only a small percentage of biologic drugs that are dispensed through retail pharmacies, like Enbrel and Humira.

Last week, there were 67,443 prescriptions for Tamiflu dispensed by retail pharmacies, Verispan estimated, nearly quadruple the 17,172 for the same week a year ago.

Pharmaceutical spending was defined as the total individual cost for reimbursed drugs only (class A), dispensed by retail pharmacies (not including hospital consumption), at actual prices including co-payment.

Given the sampling approach described, the level of representativeness of IMSB data for the actual total of POAs dispensed by retail pharmacies in Canada is considered high.

Second, the healthcare claims database the source for most of the information on patterns of utilization of study agents during follow-up only allows the identifollow-up onlyescription drugs dispensed by retallowsarmacies (i.e., filled prescripthens and theidentificationtherapy-days).

Enoxaparin was selected as a surrogate for biologics and biosimilars with respect to safety surveillance considerations because of its potential for immunogenicity and related rare safety signals (i.e., heparin-induced thrombocytopenia) and because enoxaparin is dispensed in both retail and non-retail channels.

As a limitation of these analyses, community (i.e., retail pharmacy) dispensing accounts only for a part (yet the large majority) of POA dispensing in Canada; in addition, dispensing amounts do not necessarily equate consumption data yet are a best available and closest measurable proxy indicator of POA consumption.

The analysis involved all paediatric prescriptions reimbursed by the National Health Service (NHS) and dispensed by the retail pharmacies of 15 Local Health Units (LHUs) in the Lombardy Region between January 2003 and December 2005.