Patient medical data, including medical histories, diagnoses and current medications, were recorded by one research pharmacist.
At the screening visit, each patient's demographic characteristics, medical history, and current medications were recorded.
All participants underwent a clinical examination including an ECG and a medical history was obtained and medications were recorded before referral to MPI.
A medical history was obtained and medications were recorded.
Medical history, prior and current medications were recorded in each study.
Current and past medical histories, personal backgrounds, and medications were recorded for all subjects.
At the baseline visit, socio-demographic characteristics, medical history, lifestyle behaviors, and current medications were recorded.
At enrollment, medical history, lifestyle behaviors, functional status and current medications were recorded, and blood and urine samples were collected.
At enrollment, medical history, lifestyle behaviors (self-feeding ability) and current medications were recorded.
Vital signs, mechanical ventilation parameters, and doses of vasoactive medications were recorded.
For the medication analysis, up to five medications were recorded during 1993 1994, up to six between 1995 and 2002 and up to eight for 2003, with medications coded as per published National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) definitions [16].
