The most common DRPs were "others" (i.e., insufficient awareness of health and diseases), drug choice problems, dosing problems, and drug interactions.
The results from our study revealed that among all the causes, "drug or dose selection" was the most frequently identified cause for DRPs such as drug choice problems, dosing problems or drug interactions.
Now comes the next problem: what dose of the vitamin is in the pill?
If that doesn't resolve the problem, a dose of radioactive iodine may fix the problem by destroying thyroid cells.
In pharmacokinetics, the first methods of inference were applied almost thirty years ago to the clinical problem of dose regimen [ 9].
In the clinical setting, we have always faced the problem of dose limitation, defined as the systemic toxicity of conventional chemotherapeutics, an issue that can potentiate the MDR tumor phenotype.
These introduce new problems for dose verification and for external audit, requiring more complex measurement methods.
In this paper, the problem of dose-volume constrained optimization in IMRT planning is defined to obtain the unknown variable (x in{mathcal{A}}) if the system is acceptable.
In the second phase, the aim was to evaluate the effectiveness of the community pharmacist intervention in addressing the problem of dosing inadequacy when compared with usual care.
6 The reasons for this include noncompliance, side effects of treatments, hypoglycemia, weight gain, problems with dose titration of antidiabetic agents, and changing and more stringent target HbA1c levels by national healthcare organizations.
