Sentence examples similar to prescribing consumers from inspiring English sources

The company may be able, by relying on a savvy marketing department, to convince physicians to prescribe, and consumers to request the new one, thus increasing profit for the company without advancing health and well-being.

Post-marketing surveillance for prescribed medications has been receiving increasing attention, from academic researchers, prescribers, consumers and regulatory agencies [ 1– 3].

The Secretary shall prescribe adequate consumer protections and disclosure requirements with respect to mortgages insured under this section, and may prescribe such other terms and conditions as may be appropriate to carry out the provisions of this section.

Even paying bills as prescribed, a consumer may be surprised to see just how much a vacation can actually cost: If you take a $5,000 cruise and pay it back over four years at 20% interest, your total outlay is $7,300.

Consequently, after observing their local firm's offer, { ε mi, p i }, a 'search to switch' strategy will only need to prescribe whether consumer m should start searching beyond her local firm (Step 1), when to stop searching amongst non-local firms (Step 2) and which firm to then trade with (Step 3).

Our data include self-reported adverse reactions by self-prescribing consumers with potentially poorly informed treatment choices.

Within two years of direct to consumer advertising, prescribing rates were again virtually identical between English speaking and French speaking regions.

When prescribing exercise for mental health consumers such as those with PTSD, meeting the ACSM guidelines should be the ultimate aim.

It is sad that "satisfaction" often means meeting consumer expectations by prescribing unnecessary antibiotics or performing radiography for "customers" who won't be satisfied otherwise.

2 Until we better understand how direct to consumer advertising modifies prescribing for particular drugs, debates about its positive and negative consequences will continue to be based on conjecture rather than strong evidence.

21 Consequently, we sought out drugs that were included in US marketing campaigns started between January 2003 and December 2005; not advertised on Canadian television with a brand name; and approved for use in Canada before US advertising, to allow estimation of the marginal effect of direct to consumer advertising on prescribing.