Sentence examples for effectively prescribed from inspiring English sources

The second, a study published in 1986 in the journal Pain, concluded that, for non-cancer pain, narcotics "can be safely and effectively prescribed to selected patients with relatively little risk of producing the maladaptive behaviors which define opioid abuse".

But the Haitian doctor on staff immediately recognized the symptoms as typhoid and, effectively, prescribed antibiotics.

Our model effectively prescribes specific surfactants and their concentrations to achieve stable aqueous suspensions of CNTs.

7 8 Computerised prescribing systems integrated with clinical decision support systems could serve as a means to more effectively prescribe psychotropic medications because these systems have been found to prevent medication errors by providing physicians with alerts at the point of prescribing.

The self-reinforcing nature of the use of fire to achieve land management objectives has been well demonstrated on selected public lands (Parks et al. 2014) and the Southeastern US has effectively used prescribed burning to lower wildfire risk and mitigation costs.

Despite 'affordability of care' – a feature of community based health insurance programs and insured care in general, hypertensive patients in SSA settings may still face other challenges in adhering effectively to prescribed treatment.

If a cancer evolves resistance to the drug being used to treat it, withdrawing that drug can sometimes stop the cancer in its tracks as effectively as prescribing treatment in the first place.

Effectively, this prescribes an optimal policy in terms of the reward that would be expected by pursuing that policy.

To help guide prescribing decisions and arm healthcare professionals with emerging post-marketing safety risks, the FDA issues warnings [ 7, 18, 25], which have often effectively modified prescribing behaviors [ 17, 19].

Our findings suggest that with a less extensive but highly focused on-ward medication order review program, a hospital pharmacist can also effectively reduce prescribing errors and related patient harm in an ICU.

Accordingly, the objectives of this study proposal are (1) to examine whether multidisciplinary medication reviews effectively optimise prescribing by considering overprescribing and underprescribing; (2) whether by doing so, they reduce harm in nursing home residents and (3) whether multidisciplinary medication reviews are cost-effective.