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The finding of similar efavirenz concentrations and neuropsychiatric toxicity profiles in recipients of efavirenz with rifampicin or without rifampicin encourages concomitant clinical use of the two drugs among HIV/TB patients in Uganda and similar populations.

One ED chair explicitly encouraged concomitant clinical rotations and language classes during electives.

It is not surprising therefore that the South African ART guidelines do not encourage the concomitant use of ARV and traditional medicine.

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It is also recommended that when adverse reactions are experienced with drug therapy, patients must always be queried and encourage to report of any concomitant intake of herbal products [44].

The study excluded concomitant heparin and encouraged documentation of infection.

We propose that this practice could further consolidate the perception that this potentially dangerous practice is safe and encourage further 'uninformed' herb-drug concomitant use.

By converting fixed insurance costs to per-mile charges, pay-as-you-drive-and-you-save (PAYDAYS) insurance would encourage voluntary reductions in driving with concomitant decreases in congestion, air pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, crashes, and insurance claims.

Although an evaluation of clinical response data was not included in this study, owing to the potential influence of concomitant chemotherapy, it is encouraging that no treatment-related deaths were observed in any of the patients on the current study.

The role of the osteopathic clinical educator is fourfold: 1) to ensure that the student is performing a safe and effective consultation; 2) support the student through the experience of managing patients with a variety of musculoskeletal and concomitant psychosocial issues; 3) encourage the student to reflect on their patient management; and 4) propose alternative patient management strategies.

Tempting as it is to use such a mechanism to encourage participation in an otherwise voluntary system, the concomitant curb on free expression is too high a price.