Sentence examples for prescribed in practice from inspiring English sources
The dose-response relation for levothyroxine doses commonly prescribed in practice also supports a clinically relevant association between levothyroxine treatment and fractures in older people.
All students who were interviewed mentioned the importance of being paired with a prescriber who was successfully prescribing in practice.
Similar mentoring systems should be available to support newly qualified non-medical prescribers to ensure that they implement prescribing in practice.
To measure adherence to antibiotic prophylaxis (AP) protocol amongst surgeons and anesthetists and explore their understanding of AP prescribing in practice.
Most mentors felt that they were able to provide moral support (78.7%) and could help their students to contextualise prescribing in practice (57.9%).
Including later cohorts allows us to consider the effect of changes to courses over time and subsequent use of prescribing in practice.
Aims: to explore pharmacists' perceptions and experiences of learning to prescribe on supplementary prescribing (SP) courses, particularly in relation to inter-professional learning, course content and subsequent use of prescribing in practice.
In addition to the taught element, all SP courses require students to complete a further 12 days of learning in practice, where a designated medical practitioner (DMP) provides additional training, experience and guidance in relation to prescribing in practice.
M3 discussed how she assured her student that her job would become easier to manage when she is able to prescribe in practice: M3: I said "it is easier when you can just do it [writing prescriptions] yourself".
The majority of antibiotics prescribed in general practice are for respiratory tract infections (RTIs) which constitute approximately 70% of all infections treated in family practice [ 7, 8].
"This suggests that longer courses and/or higher doses of antibiotics are being prescribed in general practice," the study said.
