Sentence examples for pharmacy ready from inspiring English sources

The results of this study suggest that MTX syringes can be prepared in advance by the pharmacy, ready to be dispensed at any time that a diagnosis of EP is made.

Now with Roman's patient, physician and pharmacy apps ready for use, it's not the code but the code of conduct that Reitano agonizes over.

Every pharmacy has ready copies.

When this happens, technically oriented pharmacies seem ready for integrating another technological service into the core of their work, although their total reliance on technical systems could expose them to major challenges such as interference in workflow if their technical elements do not work in synchronicity with EPS2.

Moreover, PharmD graduates were ready to start pharmacy practice efficiently and properly when they first entered the workplace, whereas BPharm graduates needed time to learn to practice and develop clinical skills in the working environment.

It seems entirely plausible that those responsible for the 'no health insurance' contribution in 2001 were largely Bangkok residents who were relatively well off, prepared to pay for health care if and when the need arose, and had ready access to pharmacies by virtue of their residential location.

To our knowledge, this is the first published study to estimate the budget impact of introducing Aprokam in place of unlicensed PFS cefuroxime formulations that are either prepared at the hospital pharmacy or purchased as a ready-to-use formulation for the prophylaxis of POE following cataract surgery.

There is ready access to specialised pharmacy, haematology, and cardiology input, and it has a close association with the Psychosis Clinical Academic Group at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, King's College London, enabling very close links with field-leading research.

But on Wednesday, the Vázquez administration announced it would postpone the sale of marijuana at pharmacies, saying the country wasn't ready to implement it yet.

The time spent by the PA and Supervisory Pharmacist (SPharm) at the central pharmacy in preparing prescriptions in patient-ready packs was also included in the analysis.

Most pharmacy chains said they weren't quite ready to roll out the law on Day One.