Sentence examples for received compounded from inspiring English sources

A total of 3256 patients received MCB PN and 41 102 received compounded PN.

Patients were excluded if they received compounded BHRT from Oakdell Pharmacy, but were managed outside the Oakdell Pharmacy system (i.e., physicians' offices).

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While a doctor prescribing a compounded medication on an outpatient basis will often direct the patient to a special pharmacy capable of filling the prescription, many patients aren't aware they are receiving compounded drugs.

Women receiving compounded BHRT also experienced non-significant reductions in vasomotor symptoms within 3 to 6 months of therapy.

The group receiving compounded PN had more severe illness, a higher observed BSI rate and a longer LOS than the group that received MCB PN.

Women ≥18 years of age receiving compounded BHRT at Oakdell Pharmacy Inc., from January 1, 2003 to April 30, 2010 were eligible for this study.

The observed daily mean PN acquisition cost for patients receiving MCB PN was $US164 (including all additives and fees) compared with $US239 for patients receiving compounded PN (all differences p < 0.001).

Patients who received PN via MCB were slightly older (aged 66.2 vs 62.7 years), more likely to have had an urgent or emergency admission (85.2% vs 74.2%), and more likely to be on Medicaid or Medicare (70.5% vs 60.9%), yet less likely to have an ICU stay (34.0% vs 45.0%) than those receiving compounded PN; all differences p<0.01 (table II).

After adjustment for baseline variables, the probability of developing a BSI was 30% higher in patients receiving compounded PN than in those receiving MCB PN (16.1% vs 11.3%; odds ratio= 1.56; 95% CI 1.37, 1.79; p<0.0001), demonstrating 2172 potentially avoidable infections.

Patients receiving compounded PN were more likely to have an APR-DRG severity rating of 'major' or 'severe' (73.1% vs 65.1%), and to be admitted with nutritional deficiencies (30.5% vs 26.8%), peritonitis (8.3% vs 5.4%), cancer (40.8% vs 34.8%) or Crohn's disease (3.2% vs 1.6%), and were less likely to have diabetes mellitus (19.2% vs 22.9%) than those receiving MCB PN; all differences p<0.01.