Sentence examples for formulary system from inspiring English sources

Dr. Marcos said the corporation was developing a formulary system, but added that doctors and drug companies frequently put up considerable obstacles.

There were three main, overlapping stages of development: the legis actiones, which dates from the 5th-century bce law code known as the Twelve Tables until the late 2nd century; the formulary system, from the 2nd century bce until the end of the Classical period (3rd century ce); and the cognitio extraordinaria, in operation during the post-Classical period.

During the later republic, as cases became more complex, it became necessary to write down the issues that had to be presented to the judex, thus leading to the formulary system, under which the defendant was still summoned by the plaintiff to appear in court; there were still two parts to the trial, but the magistrate had greater power to determine whether the case would go to the judex.

A standard drug formulary system was used to define four multidrug count categories based on the number of different British National Formulary drug chapters prescribed at the same time.

A statement from American Society of Health System Pharmacists describes in detail the pharmacist's responsibilities and roles in managing the formulary system in partnership with other healthcare professionals, but with a focus on DTCs in hospitals [ 37].

The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends the use of formulary systems to improve rationality in the use of drugs at regional, district and local levels [ 1].

Enrollment of the cohort occurred during the implementation of Medicare Part D and generic formulary systems (e.g., pharmacies at Wal-Mart).

Additionally, PTCs in Chile need to develop formulary systems which can effectively cover all the pharmacotherapy needed in hospitals, avoiding the exceptional purchase of medicines.

These formulary systems should be designed and updated by multidisciplinary committees called Drug and Therapeutics Committees (DTC) or Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committees (PTC).

What are the characteristics of Chilean Public hospitals in terms of the number of beds, the duties of the pharmacy office, the formulary systems, and the existence of multidisciplinary committees? 2. What are the central and local policies and procedures for the selection of medicines in Chilean public hospitals?

Unfortunately, when the OECD recognized that a formulary apportionment system would be the most effective way to prevent profit shifting to tax havens in its base erosion and profit shifting proposal, Treasury opposed it, claiming that the United States should focus on making sure that transfer prices are fair.