Sentence examples for prescription steps from inspiring English sources

(GP) Prescription steps being limited, practitioners tend to optimize prescriptions by several strategies, varying the drugs within a same family, going back to the simplest prescriptions when they have not been previously prescribed, and associating complementary therapy (mainly between flare-ups with a prevention goal).

A28 Bush Promotes Generic Drugs President Bush announced new rules that make it easier to introduce lower-cost generic versions of prescription drugs, stepping up his efforts to address health care issues ahead of next year's election.

In addition to explaining all the nuts and bolts of setting up a successful retail business, "The Secrets of Retailing" also provides a step-by-step prescription on how small businesses can compete against chain stores.

Given the economic feasibility and acceptability of walking in sedentary populations, a prescription of daily steps may prove to be an effective and accepted therapeutic intervention for improving control of cardiovascular risk factors such as blood pressure.

But… why? Stratio tells me that many pharmacies fill prescriptions in two steps: the assistants (or techs) find the pills required and put them in a pill bottle, and the pharmacist then comes through and verifies things as a sanity check.

Linkage between the pharmacy database and the computer-based program developed to identify inappropriate prescriptions involved two steps.

In the case of prescription of WHO step-II and -III drugs, appropriate strategies will be recommended to reach the adequate individual pain control, with particular attention to titration, identification and management of side effects.

The three steps of prescription are analysed: choice of treatment, modalities of prescription and treatment follow-up.

Different from conventional online goods purchases, healthcare commerce, such as purchasing prescription drugs, involves transaction steps of insurance coverage inquiries which are required to determine insurance coverage and payments.

Adherence was calculated as the percentage of steps that prescription footwear was worn.

The step-by-step approach to prescription of sensor use seems to be more economical than patient-led prescription.