Moreover, previous studies have generally taken a "generic" or theoretical approach to characterizing the functionalities of EMR systems, and have focused on specific features, such as electronic communication, or on individual functionalities, such as the monitoring of chronically-ill patients.
I did not believe in books about parenting, I thought my baby could not be so generic that taking care of her would be in a book aimed at raising every baby in the World.
Indeed, some precedent for generic firms taking the lead on such tasks comes from the early stages of HIV treatment roll out, in which these companies developed and gained rapid regulatory approval for novel FDCs that were not used in affluent countries, such as Triomune (stavudine, lamivudine, and nevirapine).
With few exceptions, generic direct measures taken from affected patients are recommended in estimating QALYs.
And in both novels the authors give us only the most clichéd — and generic — of takes on the worlds their characters inhabit and the most simplistic of generalizations.
"As soon as generic entry takes place," Mr. Bokhari added, "prices drop significantly, sometimes by up to 70 to 80 percent".
Seroxat was first marketed by GSK in 1992 and patents began to expire in 2003 since when sales have fallen sharply as generic versions took its place.
Johnson & Johnson said Tuesday that its second-quarter profit fell 3.6percentt as the global recession, weak dollar and generic competition took their toll on sales, particularly for prescription drugs.
"I suspect that now, like most folks, if a client comes into my office, I'd be suing both the generic they took and the brand who's responsible for the label".
A series of 'mini-inquests' and a larger generic hearing took place between April 1990 and March 1991.
