Sentence examples for pharmacy in case from inspiring English sources

Participants received an emergency card providing the telephone number of the trial pharmacy in case emergency unblinding was required.

We maintain a ribavirin stockpile in our central pharmacy in case there are lapses in subjects' insurance coverage, or delays in delivery of ribavirin from community pharmacies.

As the planner, be sure to ask your "homebase" contact for airport transportation information (taxi fare, metro transportation, is it best to rent a car, etc), nearest hospital and/or pharmacy in case of emergency, and attractions within walking distance so that you can be the best travel leader/group planner you can be!

"It was a good thing he was in a pharmacy," Mrs. Yang said, "in case he had a heart attack".

There may not even be prescriptions filled at the corner pharmacy because of a lack of health insurance or no pharmacies, in the case of Sherman who lives in rural Kansas.

In an outpatient geriatric pharmacy in Malaysia, for instance, 20 cases of medication errors were reported to occur daily, and the estimated cost of the medication errors was Malaysian Ringgit (MYR 301 (£54) daily or MYR9327 (£1667) a month and approximately MYR111 924 (approximately £20 000) a year.

The notion that the First Amendment protects the advertising of goods and services, although familiar today, is not of ancient lineage, deriving only from a Burger court decision in another pharmacy-related case in 1976.

Trial treatment randomization codes will not be available to the study staff, but will be conveyed to the pharmacy in the University Medical Centre Utrecht in case emergency deblinding is needed.

A Dutch study concluded that interview data will outweigh data from pharmacy records for self-medication and compliance, whereas pharmacy records will give better information in case of long recall periods and in patients with multiple and repeated drug use.

A group of youngsters stopped by a pharmacy to buy dust masks and menthol rub against teargas, just in case.

Consider the case of Duane Reade, a leading U.S. pharmacy in the Northeast.