Sentence examples for prescribed taking from inspiring English sources

However, previous research suggests that patients with arthritis commonly do not take NSAIDs as prescribed; taking pain medication in lower doses and less frequently than recommended [ 4].

Both feet were prescribed, taking into account to the specific demands of unilateral and bilateral injuries: in case of unilateral injury, shoe of the healthy side was adapted to provide symmetry with the injured side.

Not taking medication as prescribed – taking either too little, or too much, for too short, or too long a period, at the wrong time or in an ineffective way – can have negative consequences for patients, healthcare and economy [ 1].

A headline in today's Calgary Herald, prescribed: "Take a valium, Alberta".

As the shared decision-making approach prescribes taking the client's perspective into account, the question arises as to whether asking about client's religious convictions should also be part of the counseling process.

But the solution it prescribes takes the adage "Bite your tongue" to a literal extreme: "The next time your 'important words' are pushed into your teeth by your tongue, bite down hard and don't let them out".

Few studies have investigated the physical context or environment in which prescribing takes place.

Although the majority of prescribing took place in the clinic, 22% of practitioners advised their patients to purchase product from the pharmacy or health food store.

Given the social nature of the environments in which prescribing takes place, it was logical to situate our work within a constructionist paradigm.

They often refused to go the doctors, even when seriously ill, take prescribed medication, take advice from narcologists, or attempt to reduce their alcohol intake by themselves.

As a follow-up to this study, we recommend an analysis of the relationship between range and rational prescribing, taking diagnosis and comorbidity into account.