Sentence examples for prescriptions generated from inspiring English sources

But critics say that for years, the agency did little to scrutinize distributors who were making tens of millions of dollars from the prescriptions generated by pain clinics in Florida, Ohio and other states.

Its U.S. 'Patient First' programme bases pay for commercial staff on a mix of qualitative measures and the overall business performance, rather than the number of prescriptions generated.

The change in payments to GSK's sales representatives will be implemented faster, following a successful test-run in the United States, where payments have been decoupled from the number of prescriptions generated since 2011.

Antibiotic prescription data (broad spectrum penicillins, macrolides, tetracyclines) were identified from prescriptions generated within the GP recording systems.

There are additional financial incentives if physicians can demonstrate that they are using their EMR to schedule patient appointments, enter encounter notes, enter problem lists, record prescriptions, generate automatic alerts/reminders to support care delivery and receive laboratory results electronically [ 7].

The accuracy of drug prescription data was high, as prescriptions were generated by general practitioners using the VISION software from which the THIN and GPRD databases are generated.

As in other south Asian countries [ 2, 8], the pharmaceutical companies in Bangladesh have developed a comprehensive, evidence-based system (through 'history' taking of physicians and monitoring of prescriptions) in order to guarantee that enough prescriptions are generated to ensure targeted market share.

The ARNO observatory has been active since 1986 and includes health care prescription data generated by 8300 general practitioners for a population of 11 million persons cared for at 32 health units in Italy.

"What one sees often is about two-thirds of prescriptions are generated electronically" at these hospitals, Dr. Bates says, "but it's hard to get that remaining third converted".

As Patrick Radden Keefe wrote in the magazine last year, the surfeit of opioid prescriptions has generated billions for Purdue Pharma and members of the Sackler family, whose genealogy almost certainly does not include anyone named D-Money.

Prescriptions were generated electronically using the National Drug Code NDCC).