Sentence examples for prescribing policy from inspiring English sources

Objective: to assess college student's attitude and knowledge of the 'separation of dispensing and prescribing' policy in Korea.

Previous data from the 2006 ESAC PPS [ 17], and a small Scottish survey in 2007 [ 18], had indicated compliance with prescribing policy and antimicrobial use for surgical prophylaxis were areas of variable practice in Scotland.

This cross-sectional study adopted a natural quasi-experimental design [ 34] and applied a segmented time-series analysis [ 35] to investigate the impact of BCBV prescribing policy on ACEIs/ARBs utilisation, using data from the UK Clinical Practice Research Datalink CPRDdatabasease [ 36] from April 2006 to March 2012.

25 The potential disadvantage of relying on this method of calculating costs is that regional or temporal differences in prescribing policy may exist, for example, prescribing for a maximum of 1 month versus prescribing for a maximum of 3 months at a time, which could affect the results significantly.

When two GPs shared their list of patients, prescribing decisions were assigned to both GPs reflecting their joint prescribing policy.

The Netherlands are a country with a strict prescribing policy for antiinfectives, and there are intensive efforts into promoting guideline-appropriate prescribing habits to combat antibiotic resistance [ 27].

A strong caveat to any direct comparison between the two sets of weightings cannot be overemphasized, as they reflect different reimbursement and prescribing policies, drug prices, prescribing behaviours and observation periods.

One review evaluated the effect of prescribing policies using financial incentives and showed an increase in generic prescribing.

The questionnaire focused on ICU characteristics, methods used to prevent, diagnose, and treat infections, and antimicrobials prescribing policies.

The similar reduction in antimicrobial drug prescriptions in both populations suggests that no difference in prescribing policies existed between the 2 populations.

6 7 The most informative review for our research question and the UK specific focus was a Cochrane review evaluating the effect of prescribing policies using financial incentives.