Sentence examples for prescribed short from inspiring English sources
For the severe persistent asthma, 90.0% (9/10) of the patients were prescribed short acting bronchodilators, of whom 60.0% used 2 or more kinds of these drugs, followed by ICS (70.0%, 7/10) and antibiotics (70.0%, 7/10).
In our investigation, most of the moderate COPD patients (75.0%, 9/12) were prescribed short acting bronchodilators, and 50.0% (6/12) of them were prescribed 2 or more different bronchodilators.
NSAIDs and GPAs were prescribed short term in most cases.
Patients >65 years who were prescribed short half-life benzodiazepines were more likely to continue treatment after 12 weeks (p < 0.005).
Intermediate care involves a range of health and social care professionals working together for a prescribed (short) period of time to either facilitate the transition from hospital to home or avoid admission to hospital.
It is possible that the study design induced a selection bias for patients who were prescribed short-term and not long-term treatment.
Physicians working in employer clinics and in the private sector prescribed shorter sick leaves to the hypothetical patient cases than those working in public health centers.
Primary care physicians practicing in large municipalities prescribed shorter sick leaves than others in a Finnish study [ 13], but a Swedish study reported contradictory findings [ 14].
Among the six studies that reported whether endoscopically directed intervals were shorter or longer than those directed by pathology, 20 22 33 38 39 41 39 patients (3.0%) were prescribed shorter intervals and 35 patients (2.7%) were prescribed longer intervals (figure 5).
Especially the messages to treat asthma exacerbations with oral corticosteroids (17% increase) and to prescribe short courses for UTI (decrease duration of 1.8 days) brought about large improvements.
GPs' prescribing behaviour was characterised by prescribing short courses of ICS to children with various respiratory symptoms without follow-up and without diagnosing asthma.
