The prescribed exposure per running session or per week was mixed between percentages of typical running volume, by absolute miles per bout or per week, or by absolute time running in MFW.
There were two methods of prescribing exposure to MFW in the reviewed studies: an absolute value (e.g. 10 min per day) or a relative value (e.g. 10% per day).
In contrast to earlier work [ 33], for the first time we identified ADRs in a dose-specific manner by integrating prescribed exposure from structured data and unstructured clinical narrative text.
His doctors prescribe more exposure to sunlight, and he wrestles with the possibility of getting well.
Using a screening protocol to determine high-, morerate-, or low-risk participants, clinicians may be able to individually prescribe the exposure to MFW.
At prescriber level, this section discusses characteristics of early adopters with respect to socio-demography, scientific orientation, prescribing pattern, exposure to marketing, and social interaction.
This systematic literature review has provided insights into the factors that affect new drug uptake primarily, doctors' scientific orientation, prescribing habits, exposure to pharmaceutical marketing, and interpersonal communication.
This study aims to further explore the current role of hospitalization in prescribing error exposure and medication-related communication as patients are transferred from and back to ambulatory care.
The primary outcome measure was receipt of chemotherapy, defined by prescribing data.The exposure was geographical healthcare boundary (e.g. cancer network, strategic health authority, acute hospital trust), or other measured geographical characteristic, such as population density (rurality), distance to treatment centre, or travel-time to treatment centre.
The purpose of the lead in period in the primary analysis is to allow for the possibility that the outcome of interest could lead to a short term change (often a decrease) in the chance of being prescribed the exposure of interest.
