Sentence examples for medication trends from inspiring English sources

We also examined antiparkinson medication trends and polypharmacy by age and sex.

Studies examining overall psychotropic medication trends in paediatric populations and reporting a BZD prescribing rate in a community setting between 1990 and 2013 were identified.

Comparison studies examining overall psychotropic medication trends in paediatric populations were identified from a search of the published literature from 1980 to 2013.

Patients treated with lithium outperformed patients on divalproex on several cognitive tasks (Torres et al. 2010), whilst an increase in the daily dose of antipsychotic medication trended towards poorer processing speed in FEM patients (Hellvin et al. 2012).

Medication error trends over time using the same standardized measurement tools are more likely to provide valuable information than periodic cross-sectional surveys.

However, when after 4 months IMT data from all patients receiving insulin (NPH or glargine) were compared to those on oral medication a trend towards a reduction of IMT by insulin treatment could be documented (p = 0.06) indicating that in a longer trial or a larger study population a significant result might have been achieved.

With managed care and the development of new medications, the trend has been away from spending months, even years, exploring problems of the past.

However, the frequency of medication prescription and trend to decreased drug use are similar to previously reported larger studies.

The Group × Medication Session interaction trended toward significance, F1,61 = 3.19, MSE = 5700.11, P = 0.073, which was explored further in one-way ANOVAs below.

This finding is corroborated by fewer days with intake of common cold medication and a trend towards fewer days absent from work due to the common cold in the verum v. the placebo group.

Overall, the severity as well as the causality of the AEs appeared to be unrelated to the dose of study medication – thus no trend across treatment groups were apparent, acknowledging the limited number of patients in each group.