Sentence examples for restricted formulary from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, in many cases that pricing appeared to provide little direct patient financial benefit despite the downside of a restricted formulary.

In Kibong'oto National Tuberculosis Hospital (KNTH) in Tanzania, the country's only MDR-TB treatment facility, second-line drug regimens are largely empiric as susceptibility testing is available only to isoniazid, rifampin, streptomycin and ethambutol and second-line drugs are procured within a restricted formulary [ 8].

Antibiotic stewardship strategies are commonly classified as persuasive (education, audit and feedback) or restrictive (restricted formulary, prior authorisation) or structural (eg, computer decision support systems).

Collaboration between GP and pharmacist can lead to more restricted formulary based prescribing [ 22, 23].

This includes more than 30,000 community practitioner prescribers with powers to prescribe from a restricted formulary (mainly over-the-counter medicines and wound dressings) and approximately 19,000 nurses [ 4], 2,000 pharmacists, and several hundred AHPs and around 70 optometrists [ 5] with an independent [ 2] and/or supplementary prescribing [ 6] qualification.

Components of antimicrobial restriction programs included infectious disease specialist approval, restricted formularies, selective susceptibility test reporting, and staff education programs.

These variables have been outlined in the WHO IMAI guidelines [ 12] and provide a simplified framework within which to make accurate clinical decisions with respect to chronic HIV disease management under resource constraints (e.g. lack of diagnostic and laboratory infrastructure, lack of highly specialized physicians and health care workers, and the restricted antiretroviral formulary available).

Restricting hospital formularies may be useful in the control of outbreaks due to specific bacterial pathogens or when other infection control practices have been unsuccessful.

To date, mainly due to methodological problems, it has been difficult to demonstrate that restricting hospital formularies is effective in curbing the emergence of resistance or improving antimicrobial efficacy.

This focus on specific medicines often restricts, due to formulary and licensing issues, value in an international context.

These items focused on immortal time bias, 29 formulary restrictions (ie, restricted access to medications based on the health care system or plan drug formulary; patient access to restricted drugs is sometimes authorized after failure of the first-line treatment), confounding by indication, 30 and unmeasured confounding.