Sentence examples for prescribe upon from inspiring English sources
Hans and Maxwell [ 16] developed a questionnaire to assess the readiness to prescribe for their new graduates, i.e., foundation year 1 doctors, whereas we wanted an instrument to assess the readiness of medical students to prescribe upon graduation.
If students rated that they had sufficient learning opportunities on drugs and prescribing, adequate hands-on clinical skills practice, and the ability to gather information independently, this would infer that they would be more ready to prescribe upon graduation.
If the symptoms are mild, antibacterials may be prescribed upon completion of a bacterial urine culture.
Medications recorded included medications administered in the ED or prescribed upon discharge.
Substantial costs for medication are borne not only by an institution (like BPH) during a patient's hospital stay but, particularly in the long-term, by patients and payers who must finance medications and other therapies that are prescribed upon discharge.
While neither is in any way part of the Lisbon treaty, their eventual inclusion is not so outrageous an idea, for the morality of Brussels is often prescribed upon all the E.U.'s members, flaunting the principle of subsidiarity every step of the way.
I'm interested in artists who want to explore what happens as they position their computer-based practices in a physical encounter with the audience in a way that isn't prescribed upon by the institution or the network.
Empiric antibiotic therapy with oxacillin and gentamicin was usually prescribed upon suspicion of necrotizing fasciitis infection.
Empirical antibiotic therapy with oxacillin and a third-generation cephalosporin was usually prescribed upon suspicion of NF.
Mr. S. does not know why he is taking oxazepam; he says it was prescribed upon discharge from hospital.
From the medical records, we collected detailed drug information (i.e., type, quantity, and duration) for medications prescribed upon discharge for persons with moderate and severe illness.
