Data from outpatient pharmacy claims included National Drug Codes NDCC) for dispensed medications, quantity dispensed, drug strength, days' supply, and health plan and patient costs.
Outpatient pharmacy data includes National Drug Codes for dispensed medications, quantity dispensed, drug strength, days' supply, and costs.
Outpatient pharmacy claims provided National Drug Codes for dispensed medications, quantity dispensed, drug strength, and number of days of supply.
The Pharms includes the date of dispensing, medication name, quantity and dosage.
Main concerns for lactating women about medications include the safety of their breastfed infants and the potential effects of medication on quantity and quality of breast milk.
Medication costs, quantities dispensed, and expected patient contributions were captured from the NZHIS query.
Participant's medication use; frequency, quantity and treatment compliance were also recorded.
According to a survey of the HHC companies, during the process of delivering medication drugs, the quantity of drugs required for each patient is non-deterministic when the company makes planned routes.
Wrong dose error: Medication dose or quantity different from that of prescribed.
Another concern is the effect of medication on the quantity and quality of breast milk produced, which may impact on the exclusivity, duration and success of breastfeeding [ 15, 16].
