Sentence examples for more frequent prescribing from inspiring English sources

[ 11- 16] Thus, heavy promotion may be at least partly responsible for the more frequent prescribing of newer drugs.

Use of common drug treatments was similar in the databases with slightly more frequent prescribing of NSAIDs and less frequent prescribing of corticosteroids in CPRD compared with QResearch.

Nevertheless, only 3%% supported more frequent prescribing of generic medicines and 84%% were worried about a "reduced profit" when dispensing generic drugs.

Most respondents did not believe in patient monetary incentives for weight loss (44.4%) or that adding weight loss drugs to the formulary would lead to more frequent prescribing practices (25.5%).

General practitioners (GPs) have gradually become more involved in the prevention of cardiovascular disease (CVD), both through more frequent prescribing of pharmaceuticals and by giving advice regarding lifestyle factors.

Concern was further expressed that patient satisfaction scores are a common method by which providers are evaluated by hospital administration and insurance companies and that this may inadvertently contribute to more frequent antibiotic prescribing.

Univariable analysis showed MDIS was significantly more frequent in patients prescribed an antihistamine (p < 0.001), prednisolone (p < 0.001), hydrocortisone (p < 0.001), or an EpiPen® (p = 0.002) compared to those without such prescriptions (see Table  3).

Whatever their provenance, and whether or not they really grew hair (glossy, relaxed shafts seem longer than woolly ones, but she also addressed her clients' underlying scalp problems by prescribing more frequent shampooing, better nutrition, and massage), they did grow money.

ADs were prescribed more frequent among women, middle aged, employees with low occupational status and those living alone.

Thus antidepressants were prescribed more frequent among women (HR 1.3, 95% CI 1.01 1.56), middle aged 41 50 years (HR 1.8, 95% CI 1.34 2.42), employees with low occupational status (HR 1.3 95% CI 1.07 1.57), those living alone (HR 1.4, 95% CI 1.2 1.69) and in more recent calendar years.

We should consider how to manage those drugs for patients having a high suicide risk, such as an appropriate prescription plan, reducing the number of the days prescribed, more frequent psychiatric consultation, and cooperation with their family members to manage the drugs.