Sentence examples for more appropriate prescribing from inspiring English sources

Therefore, assessing disability and QOL is very important to help clinicians in making more appropriate prescribing choices for migraine pharmacotherapy.

Mutual trust improves cooperation, reduces the need for monitoring [ 43] and, in adults is associated with more appropriate prescribing of opioid analgesics [ 44].

A better understanding of the strength of the evidence for clinical effectiveness for different patient subgroups may allow for more appropriate prescribing of the new drugs.

This payment model makes the most sense if it is linked to broader post-market surveillance activities and/or information provision and activities to promote more appropriate prescribing that could lead to fewer unnecessary and needlessly expensive prescriptions.

This is the first study to quantify risk factors for dose escalation of benzodiazepines and congeners in an entire population over a longer time period in order to aid doctors to more appropriate prescribing.

The MAI score is a reliable instrument to evaluate the elderly patient's drug therapy [ 20], to continuously question the treatment and the lack of follow up, to achieve better and more appropriate prescribing and most of all to minimize adverse drug events [ 3, 21, 22].

(GP 207) However, as GPs reported increased self-confidence regarding prescribing decisions, to a large extent based on the research evidence provided in the online learning program, the general references to 'more appropriate' prescribing behaviour in the data may well indicate a shift towards narrow spectrum antibiotics prescription in addition to prescribing fewer antibiotics overall.

A better understanding of these may enable the development of strategies supporting more appropriate antidepressant prescribing.

The main aim of the study was to investigate whether transition from an open to a closed intensive care unit would improve outcome in critically ill patients through more appropriate antibiotic prescribing.

To achieve the latter effect, it would have been more appropriate to prescribe the identical setting (ie, 3 × 18 minutes per 2 weeks of slight exercise with WB-EMS equipment and without stimulation) continuously over 54 weeks.

"We would like clinicians to be able to be view a patient's SCR, when it is appropriate for them to do so, so that the benefits to patient safety and care can continue to be realised, including more informed and appropriate prescribing, reduced medication errors, greater clinician confidence when caring for patients and improved support for patients who may have problems communicating".