Sentence examples for prescribed compared with from inspiring English sources

Overall, 92.2% of patients reported taking their PPI medication as prescribed, compared with a physician rating of adherence of 89.3%.

Pregnant smokers with a diagnosis of asthma or mental illness were 33% more likely to be prescribed compared with pregnant smokers without these morbidities.

Females voluntarily attending these specialist services likely have a higher motivation to quit, which may result in more quit attempts and more NRT being prescribed compared with females attending primary care.

For 75 (31%) of the ICD-9 code only (CDTA /ICD9+) admissions, oral vancomycin was prescribed, compared with 130 (20%) of patients with a positive toxin assay (CDTA+) (p<0.01).

The interaction was significant, however, and illness timeline perceptions for hypertension had a significantly different interaction with the number of medicines prescribed, compared with time-line perceptions for T2D and hyperlipidemia.

However, absenteeism was significantly higher in those who were prescribed compared with those who were considered for an adjunctive antipsychotic (prescribed: n = 154, mean 12.2 days/month versus considered: n = 128, mean 9.3 days/month; P < 0.05).

Age and sex explained only 10% of the total variation in prescribing compared with 80% after including morbidity.

The two active arms receive different forms of prescribing safety data feedback, with rates of high-risk prescribing compared with a 'usual care' arm.

27 The levels of achievement that are practically attainable also differ between the activity types, with achievement rates generally lower for prescribing compared with measurement activities.

The study investigated (1) the association between comorbidity and multidrug prescribing compared with the index condition, and (2) the association between vascular comorbidity and non-vascular condition key drug prescribing.

Asthma and mental illness are the most common medical conditions encountered during pregnancy, 46, 47 and are closely related to smoking, which may explain the significant association with NRT prescribing compared with other conditions.