Sentence examples for drug utilisation patterns from inspiring English sources

First, the RUM research, although forming the majority of ATM research, is yet to show a substantial effect in improving the drug utilisation patterns.

The World Health Organisation Anatomic Therapeutic Chemical ATCC)/Defined Daily Dose (DDD) system was used to compare the drug utilisation patterns following the announcements of EMA, FDA, and TGA safety warnings, which first occurred in May 2007.

Consequently, it can be expected that the drug utilisation pattern will change in the next few months in practice and, thus, in our registry.

The specific objectives of the study include the assessment of drug utilisation pattern for the treatment of dyslipidaemia, the assessment of cost of treatment for dyslipidaemia in the outpatient environment of Malaysian public hospitals and a teaching hospital and to relate the drug utilisation pattern of dyslipidaemia with the clinical practice guideline on management of dyslipidaemia.

Teaching about sex and gender differences in health care seeking patterns, drug utilisation and clinical pharmacology have varied over time and between different medical schools.

Classic survival analysis with discontinuation as a dichotomous measure has some limitations when aiming to describe the patterns of drug utilisation over a prolonged period of time.

This is one of the first studies to date that has investigated utilisation patterns in relation to drug safety warnings in Australia and suggests that TGA warnings may not affect prescribing in cases such as this where prescribers may be attuned to particular medicine safety issues described in earlier international warnings or literature.

Further analyses of utilisation patterns shows that obese children have a higher percentage of drugs prescribed by a physician (p = 0.04) and a somewhat (but not significantly) higher percentage of long-term (> 1 year) medication (p = 0.15) compared with normal weight children.

Expanding this collaboration to include campaigns dedicated to drug safety surveillance could provide healthcare professionals with the marketing expertise and infrastructure to track utilisation patterns.

This study investigated the utilisation patterns of rosiglitazone and pioglitazone in Australia before and after warnings of major drug authorities.

From the first version, the indicators were proposed to have the following fields of applications: as a support for prescribing drugs to elderly people; in different types of local follow-ups and interventions, for example drug utilisation reviews for elderly people in ordinary homes or nursing homes; for follow-up of prescription patterns; for national surveys and epidemiological studies.