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The rate of errors per prescribed item was 10.9%.
We observed an error rate of 10.9% per prescribed item, with only 56.2% of 4238 complete prescriptions remaining error free.
The lowest rates of errors were reported for the paediatrics specialty hospital, with 0.07 errors observed per prescribed item, and 0.26 errors observed per prescription.
One of the lowest error rates per prescription was observed (0.28), although the error rate per prescribed item (0.11) was equal to that of the pooled data.
The pharmacist prescription chart review involved confirming the clarity, completeness and clinical appropriateness of each prescribed item, and occurred daily on some wards (eg, acute adult units) but less frequently on others (eg, long stay forensic units).
Although ΔMPR derived from pharmacy claims data were significantly (P = 0.01) associated with ΔA1C in the adjusted model, changes in the two self-report medication adherence measures (number of days taking medication as prescribed item from the SDSCA and the Morisky score) were not significantly associated with ΔA1C.
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In England, 796 million prescribed items were dispensed in 2007, while 500 million items were dispensed in 1997.
Women and their families continued to make OOP payments for drugs, supplies and other prescribed items during childbirth.
Women and their families were prescribed items comprising of disinfectants, soaps, rubber pads and clothing for newborns to be acquired for use during childbirth.
In 2012, 19%% of claimants were prescribed items from ATC groups other than 'A'C'C' 'N' or 'R'accounting for almost €19 million of the total annual cost.
Since these prescribed items are not covered by the NHIS and hence women and their families would have to provide them from their own resources, their procurement could affect the utilisation of skilled attendance at childbirth, especially for poor women.
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