Sentence examples for making the prescribing from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, pharmacists only recorded the grade of the doctors writing the prescription, rather than any other doctors involved in making the prescribing decisions.

31 In Germany the long dosing interval of 6 M leuprolide was the main reason given by urologists for making the prescribing decision with regard to the hormone deprivation therapy.

"...eliminates the problem like when the doctor writes a prescription for 10 Vicodins™, and the prescription is changed to 100 Vicodins™." - Staff Physicians perceived that moving from paper to e-prescribing made the prescribing process easier and quicker.

Mugnaioni effectively makes the prescribed transformation into Poor Tom, though things get a tad blurry when the production requires the actor to also play the Duke of Cornwall.

We can also see if the patient has seen the change in the treatment and confirm whether she has made the prescribed changes.

Caretakers in this study reported the nurses to be the ones making the diagnoses and prescribing drugs at some of the PHC facilities when the clinicians were not present.

It indicates heterogeneity within and across countries in the pattern of thinking and doing when making the decision of prescribing antibiotics or not to patients with a sore throat.

In this paper, we assess whether variation in prescribing style is important to understand variation in prescription of antibiotics within and across groups of GPs from six countries when making the decision of prescribing antibiotics in patients with a sore throat.

Interventions aimed at influencing the prescribing style of GPs must encompass context-specific actions at the policy-making level alongside GP-targeted interventions to enable GPs to react more objectively to the external demands that are in place when making the decision of prescribing antibiotics or not.

The analysis is restricted to patients with a Sore throat as the modified Centor criteria (absence of cough, swollen and tender anteriorcervical nodes, temperature > 38°C, tonsillar exudates, age) [ 22] can be used to assess the adherence to objective criteria when making the decision of prescribing antibiotics or not.

Interventions aimed at promoting proper use of antibiotics should encompass actions at the policy-making level alongside GP-targeted actions that focus on knowledge appropriation; as well as capacity to deal with uncertainty, to enable GPs to react more objectively when making the decision of prescribing antibiotics or not.