Sentence examples for medication opening from inspiring English sources

There are in principle two major theories that could explain the effect of health insurance enrolment on mortality: 1) increased utilisation of health services and 2) reduction of out-of-pocket expenditure on health services and medication, opening the opportunity to spend this money for other health-related goods such as food, housing, or clothes (20).

The medication opened the lid and let Parker out".

Duration of medication (open bars) and patient's symptoms (closed bars) showing that after initiating canakinumab therapy (arrows), all physical symptoms (rash, arthralgia, aseptic meningitis, and fever) and ophthalmic symptoms (conjunctival injection, ulcerative keratitis, anterior chamber inflammation, and hypopyon) were resolved within a few days.

Patients will be instructed to bring all the study medication (open and closed blister packets) with them at every visit to control compliance.

The study consisted of a screening phase (approximately 3 weeks), washout if applicable (up to 1 week, depending on the subject's current medication), open-label, stepwise dose optimization (4 weeks), double-blind, crossover treatment with weekly assessments in a laboratory school setting (2 weeks), and safety follow-up by telephone (30 days).

The MEMS® assesses the medication adherence reliably and sensitive as a period with a lack of medication bottle opening documentation, representing most likely an episode of non-adherence [ 16, 17].

It was the kind of fear that required talking to a professional, taking some anxiety medication, and opening up -- just a little -- to people around me.

The system monitors electronically the date and time of the medication bottle opening.

As a result, overall adherence rates ranged from 58% to 132% (adherence measured by MEMS caps in this study was defined as the percentage of days with the medication container opened; adherence rate could be over 100% if the medication container was opened more than once a day) in the Internet-based intervention group and from 4%to80%0% the no-intervention group.

Adherence was electronically monitored with Medication Event Monitoring System® (MEMS) caps to record information on when the medication was opened, and patients were unaware of the use of the MEMS caps.

Wiggins, meanwhile, is claimed to have had a number of TUEs for salbutamol – a medication that opens up the medium and large airways in the lungs – dating back to June 2008, as well as the asthma medications formoterol and budesonide.