Sentence examples for pharmacy figures from inspiring English sources
The greatest variations were observed for ciprofloxacin tablets, which largely explain the less reliable pharmacy figures for oral compared to parenteral formulations.
According to 2008 pharmacy workforce figures from FIP, there was only one pharmacist for every 140 000 people in Uganda, while there was one for every 1300 in the United Kingdom.
Although also our method is demanding and therefore not practical for routine surveillance, we regard it as well suited for scientific purposes and for quality assessments of pharmacy sales figures.
During 26 weeks, we performed a weekly ward stock count of use of broad-spectrum antibiotics - that is second- and third-generation cephalosporins, carbapenems, and quinolones - in five hospital wards and compared the data with corresponding pharmacy sales figures during the same period.
More than 50m prescriptions for antidepressants are written in the UK every year and, although not all of the pills will be swallowed – taking into account repeat prescriptions and failure to collect from pharmacies – the figure is still staggeringly high.
The conclusions of these discussions were as follows: The wide variation in failure rates among pharmacies (See Figure 1) suggests that most pharmacists are buying good quality drugs and storing them properly.
Open image in new window Fig. 7 Utilization levels and costs of pharmacist FTEs Open image in new window Fig. 8 Utilization levels and costs of pharmacy technician FTEs. Figure 7 provides the utilization levels and staffing cost and CP and AP-CPT when the staffing levels are varied.
It does not yet have sales figures from pharmacies.
"We hope the pharmacy can help the beneficiary figure it out".
The responses to questions on integration of CAM education in the pharmacy curriculum are presented in Figure 3.
In the 2010 survey, overall 78%% of women sought care from a health facility or pharmacy before death whereas this figure was 63 % in the 2001 survey (24%% increase; p < 0.05).
