Sentence examples for prescriptions from one from inspiring English sources

The primary explanatory variables of interest included indicator variables for whether a beneficiary received opioid prescriptions from one, two, three, or four or more providers.

Among 1 208 100 beneficiaries who filled more than one opioid prescription, 39.3% filled prescriptions from one provider, 34.6% from two providers, 14.2% from three providers, and 11.9% from four or more providers.

We categorized beneficiaries into whether they filled only one prescription for an opioid or filled two or more prescriptions from one unique provider or two, three, or four or more providers.

The second step was to select all adult patients having received at least one prescription from one of the physicians selected in the first step.

In the last 3 months, patients receiving level 3 analgesic prescriptions increased from one in two (47.2%) in 2000 to two in three (62.4%) in 2008.

However, although the overall frequency of prescriptions varied from one clinical subtype to the other for all types of pharmacological treatments, clinical subtypes were not associated with specific prescription profiles.

There is a great variability of prescription practices from one team to another, because the individual perception of practitioners about what is appropriate is based on personal experience or expert recommendations.

Review of 40 completed prescription charts from one hospital demonstrated a number of frequent prescribing errors including illegibility, and difficulty in identifying prescribers.

Preliminary comparisons with the prescription records from one general practice in Oxfordshire indicate at least 95% agreement for reported current use of HRT, including the hormonal constituents of the preparation used most recently (Banks et al, unpublished data).

Users contributed person-years to the appropriate group until they received a prescription for HRT from one of the other groups, and from that time on they contributed person-years to a category of mixed use.

Hospital records, physician billing claims, and prescription drug records from one Canadian province were used to identify diabetes cohorts and measure comorbidity.