Sentence examples for request to prescribe from inspiring English sources

If paediatricians perceive this attitude as a request to prescribe antibiotics, a cycle of expectation is created for subsequent illness, whereby when similar symptoms are experienced, the parent and child return expecting another prescription perceiving that the antibiotic, and not the natural course of the disease, resolved their child's symptoms.

Requests to prescribe (yet to be invented) "energy boosting medication" are not uncommon either.

There was no statistically significant difference in the extent of involvement according to such self-reported prescribing behaviors as (1) a greater willingness to prescribe a new medication to a few patients and monitor outcomes when it becomes available or (2) to agree with patients' requests to prescribe medications that are not clinically indicated.

Some of these include influences of the pharmaceutical industry, the effects of peer guidelines, perceived pressure from consumers or requests to prescribe, and new evidence from published clinical trials [ 4, 16, 17].

Furthermore, 19.15% of the MS would actively request doctors to prescribe antibiotics compared with only 12.44% NS (p = 0.0002).

GPs were encouraged to employ a rational use of antibiotics according to the HAPPY AUDIT guidelines[ 15], and they were requested only to prescribe antibiotics to patients with a suspected bacterial aetiology.

The GP for each patient will be provided with a detailed list of the excluded medications and requested not to prescribe any, if possible, for the duration of the trial (table 1).

I have had bizarre requests from patients including a request for me to "prescribe" new shoes for a woman from Afghanistan and a man from Slovakia asking me for a prescription for new glasses.

Patients may even approach a clinician with a specific request to be prescribed LDN.

However, it is plausible that significant levels of publicity in the two areas with highest levels of additional prescribing may have increased requests to GPs to prescribe prophylaxis.

Elicitation of parent concerns: Evidence suggests that miscommunication between clinicians and parents drives clinicians to prescribe antibiotics, where requests for medication evaluations or information are misconstrued as requests for treatment.